The Philippines comprises 7600-plus islands, 53 active volcanoes, and hundreds of beaches, mountains, and rainforests. From this beauty and great biodiversity is a country rich in minerals transitioning from an agricultural economy to one more reliant on services and manufacturing.
E-commerce in the Philippines is growing annually at nearly 8% and close to 75% of Filipinos actively use social media.
And with 10 million of its citizens living overseas - one of the largest diasporas in the world - shipping to the Philippines is more lucrative than ever.
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Disclaimer
While we have made every effort to ensure that the information on this
page is accurate, Customs laws and procedures change regularly so it is
important to consult a licensed broker in Philippines before shipping any
goods.
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Tel: 1-800-463-3339
Signed By: Pikwalia @ Residence
Feb 10, 2026
8:49 am
Davao, DA, PH
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Cebu, CE, PH
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Baguio, BA, PH
International Clearance
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Manila, MA, PH
In transit
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Toronto, ON, CA
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Types of Shipments
Not all types of shipments are created equal. Shipping a television will
require different paperwork, duties, and taxes than shipping an accounting
statement, for example.
Here is a list of the most common types of shipments:
Documents can be shipped to the Philippines from Canada without a
commercial invoice providing the shipment contains 10 or fewer pieces
and follows the criteria in the list below.
Airline tickets, passports, traveller's cheques, and visa
applications
Annual reports, intercompany mail (no weight limits), and company
newsletters
Blueprints (no weight limits), bids and proposals
Brochures, catalogues, pamphlets, and price lists
Business cards
Cash letters (no weight limits) and cheques
Charts and computer print-outs
Envelopes (must be blank; no weight limit)
Forms (must be blank)
Greeting cards and invitations
Manuscripts, magazines, newspapers, periodicals, and other
publications
Gift shipments to the Philippines do not have exemption rules, meaning
duties and taxes apply to all parcels shipped from Canada. Individual
customs examiners determine duties based on the value of a shipment
and the amount within the package.
Balikbayan Boxes
Balikbayan boxes are made from corrugated cardboard, and they are used
by Filipinos living overseas - including Canada - to ship gifts and
souvenirs to their relatives. These boxes have evolved from the
Philippine culture and tradition of sending home souvenirs when
travelling.
The rules for balikbayan boxes are as follows:
May contain only non-commercial goods or goods for personal use
(commercial quantities are not allowed)
The value of the shipment must be a maximum of $500 USD (about $660
CAD)
A Filipino may only send 1 box during a 6-month period
NOTE: A consolidated door-to-door shipment means 2 or more balikbayan boxes from
2 or more senders are assembled and combined together in Canada; and then
shipped as a single bill of lading or airway bill to a consolidator agent
in the Philippines.
Consolidated balikbayan boxes may only be consolidated in Canada by a
licenced and registered foreign freight forwarding consolidator who
registered with a Philippine consular office.
Gift Checklist
A commercial invoice must be included with your shipment
The words 'Gift Shipment' or 'Unsolicited Gift' are included on the
commercial invoice, even if the shipment is sent at Christmas time (see sample)
List the items in the parcel and write the value of each
Sending more than one gift in the parcel? Wrap and tag each one
individually.
Shipments from Individual-to-Individual
Each shipment from an individual in Canada to an individual in the
Philippines will be assessed by customs officials to determine if
duties and taxes will be owing. The value of the goods plus their
quantities decide how much will be charged.
Shipments from Business-to-Business
Shipments from a business in Canada to a business in the Philippines
cannot be considered a gift - duties and taxes would have to be paid.
Shipments from Business-to-Individual
Gifts sent to an individual care of a business address in the
Philippines will also incur taxes and charges regardless of the value
of the gift.
Sample Commercial Invoice for Gifts
Ship To
Invoice
José Rizal ℅ Fort Santiago Intramuros Manila 1002 Metro Manila Philippines
Phone: +63 (2) 8 527 1572
Carrier tracking number: 736534736 General Description: Personal Shipment / Gift Shipment
Invoice number:
123456MGEP4916926
Customs Broker: UPS Date: 28 May 2023
QTY
Description of Goods
C/O
SubTotal
1 Each
Gift Shipment: LEGO Star Wars Rebel UWing Fighter, 659 piece set
CA
$79.99
Terms of Sale: None Total number of packages: 1 Reason for export:Gifts Contact Name: James Smith
Total Invoice Amount: $79.99 Total Weight: 10.0 lbs
Declaration Statement: I hereby certify that information provided
is true and complete to the best of my knowledge
Multiple Gifts in One Shipment
See the note above regarding balikbayan boxes.
Sample Commercial Invoice for Gifts
Ship To
Invoice
José Rizal ℅ Fort Santiago Intramuros Manila 1002 Metro Manila Philippines
Phone: +63 (2) 8 527 1572
Carrier tracking number: 736534736 General Description: Unsolicited Gift: Consolidated Gift Package
Invoice number:
123456MGEP4916926
Customs Broker: UPS Date: 28 May 2023
QTY
Description of Goods
C/O
SubTotal
1 Each
Gift - Roger: LEGO Star Wars Rebel UWing Fighter, 659 piece set
CA
$39.99
1 Each
Gift - Erica: Handwoven French Canadian Catalogne Blanket
CA
$49.99
Terms of Sale: None Total number of packages: 1 Reason for export:Gifts Contact Name: James Smith
Total Invoice Amount: $89.98 Total Weight: 10.0 lbs
Declaration Statement: I hereby certify that information provided
is true and complete to the best of my knowledge
The following focuses on shipping personal effects of Filipino
citizens to the Philippines. (Information regarding shipping personal
effects of non-Filipino citizens from Canada is unavailable at this
time.)
Shipping personal effects to the Philippines from Canada can be done
duty and tax free with provisions based on the category of the
Filipino.
The 4 categories of Filipinos are:
Returning Filipino Residents
Overseas Filipino Workers
Balikbayans
Overseas Filipinos (see Moving Permanently for details)
Everyone must abide by the conditions and limitations shown below:
The goods are not to be traded, sold, or bartered
the shipment is not of a commercial quantity
no prohibited goods are in the shipment
if the goods are restricted, they have been endorsed by the
appropriate regulatory agency
the goods have been endorsed by the Department of Finance
Duty and Tax Free Conditions for Filipinos
Definitions of Filipino Categories
Duty and Tax Free Conditions
Returning Resident
Nationals who have stayed in Canada for 6 or more months
Allowable Goods
Previously exported household and personal effects, such as
appliances and luxury items, providing they were declared
before leaving the Philippines
Household effects purchased in Canada, but not luxury items
Clothing and shoes, and items for personal adornment
Toiletries
Professional tools and instruments
Value Limit of a Shipment
A maximum of PHP 350,000 (about $9,100 CAD) if in Canada for
10 years or more
a maximum of PHP 250,000 (about $6,500 CAD) if in Canada
between 5 and 10 years
a maximum of PHP 150,000 (about $3,900 CAD) if in Canada for
less than 5 years
Overseas Workers
Hold a valid Philippine passport
certified by the Philippine government to work overseas
Allowable Goods
All of the entitlements of a returning resident
home appliances and other durables - a maximum of 1 of each
type arriving within 60 days of the return of the person
Value Limit of a Shipment
a maximum of PHP 150,000 (about $3,900 CAD)
Balikbayans
Filipino citizen who has been in Canada for at least 1 year continuously
He or she may be an overseas worker, or former Filipino
citizen, or their family, who are a naturalized Canadian
Allowable Goods in balikbayan boxes
Balikbayan boxes are limited to non-commercial quantities of
personal items such as clothing, shoes, foodstuffs, canned
goods
Limits to a Shipment
A maximum value of $500 USD (about $660 CAD)
1 box per 6-month period per sender
Moving Temporarily
No information regarding moving temporarily to the Philippines is
available at this time.
Moving Permanently
Overseas Filipinos (see definition below) who are returning to the
Philippines to reside permanently may do so with their personal
effects free of duties and taxes.
Personal effects include:
Clothing and shoes
Household effects, like appliances and furniture
Professional tools and instruments for employment, or a trade, or
one's occupation
The following rules must be followed to ensure duties and taxes are
not incurred:
The personal effects are not to be sold or bartered
The shipment arrives with the person or within a reasonable period
of time
The goods were in their home in Canada
Overseas Filipinos are defined as follows:
May be a Filipino national or his/her family and descendants
Residents or citizens of Canada
Personal Effects Checklist
Write 'Personal and Household Effects' on the commercial invoice
Personal and Household Effects Declaration (PHED) Form - required
for returning residents and Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) - see
Annex A at the end of this document.
José Rizal ℅ Fort Santiago Intramuros Manila 1002 Metro Manila Philippines
Phone: +63 (2) 8 527 1572
Carrier tracking number: 736534736 General Description: Personal effects being delivered to my new address.
Invoice number:
123456MGEP4916926
Customs Broker: UPS Date: 28 May 2023
QTY
Description of Goods
C/O
SubTotal
5 Pairs
Personal Effects: 5 pairs of various types of shoes
IN
$40.00
1 Each
Personal Effects: Arc'terix Winter Jacket
CA
$478.00
Terms of Sale: None Total number of packages: 1 Reason for export:Personal Effects Contact Name: James Smith
Total Invoice Amount: $678.00 Total Weight: 10.0 lbs
Declaration Statement: I hereby certify that information provided
is true and complete to the best of my knowledge
Food, Chocolate, Candies
Many foodstuffs are allowed into the Philippines from Canada providing
they are approved by the Philippines Food and Drug Administration or
the Department of Health.
Shipments must be:
for personal use
shipped in a Balikbayan Box, as unaccompanied effects, or by post or
courier service
You May Ship
Processed and cooked food (maximum 10 kg)
Do Not Ship
Fresh foods such as fruit and fish
Frozen meat
Processed foods containing milk and milk byproducts, such as
Sample Commercial Invoice for Food, Chocolate, Candies
Ship To
Invoice
José Rizal ℅ Fort Santiago Intramuros Manila 1002 Metro Manila Philippines
Phone: +63 (2) 8 527 1572
Carrier tracking number: 736534736 General Description: Food Shipment - Assorted chocolate bars in their original manufacturer's packaging
Invoice number:
123456MGEP4916926
Customs Broker: UPS Date: 28 May 2023
QTY
Description of Goods
C/O
SubTotal
1 Box
Nestle Chocolate Bars in original packaging expiring May 2027 (shelf life of 6 months or longer)
CA
$20.00
Terms of Sale: None Total number of packages: 1 Reason for export:Permanent / Sold Contact Name: James Smith
Total Invoice Amount: $20.00 Total Weight: 10.0 lbs
Declaration Statement: I hereby certify that information provided
is true and complete to the best of my knowledge
Samples
Temporary admission of samples is done to promote products and
encourage orders.
Samples of goods are allowed entry into the Philippines providing they
are unsellable and of no commercial value - less than PHP 10,000
(about $230 CAD).
They must also be shipped:
In small quantities
With authorization of the Secretary of Finance
Samples of medicines are also allowed duty-free entry to the
Philippines from Canada with the following conditions:
They are clearly and permanently marked with: SAMPLE - SALE
PUNISHABLE BY LAW
They are being imported to introduce a new medicine to the
Philippine market
It is a one-time importation and in NOT shipped
in bulk or in a commercial size container
The importer is a registered and recognised medical professional
The importation has been authorized by the Secretary of Finance and
the Secretary of Health
The samples are new medications not currently available in the
Philippines
José Rizal ℅ Fort Santiago Intramuros Manila 1002 Metro Manila Philippines
Phone: +63 (2) 8 527 1572
Carrier tracking number: 736534736 General Description: Commercial Sample - Not for Resale
Invoice number:
123456MGEP4916926
Customs Broker: UPS Date: 28 May 2023
QTY
Description of Goods
C/O
SubTotal
1 Box
Commercial Sample - Advanced reading copy of Dan Brown's novel.
CA
$20.00
Terms of Sale: None Total number of packages: 1 Reason for export:Commercial Sample Contact Name: James Smith
Total Invoice Amount: $20.00 Total Weight: 10.0 lbs
Declaration Statement: I hereby certify that information provided
is true and complete to the best of my knowledge
Advertising Material
No information is available regarding shipping advertising material to
the Philippines from Canada.
Sample Commercial Invoice for Promotional Material
Ship To
Invoice
José Rizal ℅ Fort Santiago Intramuros Manila 1002 Metro Manila Philippines
Phone: +63 (2) 8 527 1572
Carrier tracking number: 736534736 General Description: Promotional Material - Not for Resale
Invoice number:
123456MGEP4916926
Customs Broker: UPS Date: 28 May 2023
QTY
Description of Goods
C/O
SubTotal
1 Each
Promotional Material: Not for Resale. Product pamphlets to hand out at trade show.
CA
$163.00
Terms of Sale: None Total number of packages: 1 Reason for export:Promotional Material Contact Name: James Smith
Total Invoice Amount: $163.00 Total Weight: 10.0 lbs
Declaration Statement: I hereby certify that information provided
is true and complete to the best of my knowledge
Repairs
Equipment can be shipped to the Philippines from Canada for repair,
service, and refurbishment duty and tax free for a period up to 6
months, which can be extended for another 6 months if required.
The equipment must be returned to Canada after this time.
Items Under Warranty
No GST will be charged for equipment and items under warranty that are
repaired in the Philippines and returned to Canada.
Items No Longer Under Warranty
GST will be charged if an item is sent to the Philippines for repairs
and is no longer under warranty. GST will be applied to the value of
the repair work plus any parts added for the repair and on any duties
charged.
Sending Product for Repair to the Philippines
The Philippines allows for the entry of product for repairs and
reconditioning without the payment of taxes and duties providing the
equipment is returned to Canada within 6 months. This time frame can
be extended by 6 months if needed.
Returning Product After Repairs are Completed
If your product has been repaired in Canada and is being returned back
to the Philippines, ensure to do the following:
Write 'REPAIR & RETURN' on the commercial invoice in the General
Description or Remarks section
Indicate the value of the product INCLUDING the
cost of the repair under the Detailed Description of Goods section
Serial or product number and the cost of repairs should be indicated
under the Detailed Description of Goods section
Be sure to write the necessary information on the commercial invoice
according to the document checklist below.
Repair Checklist
Commercial Invoice must clearly state under the General Description
or Remarks section the following: 'REPAIR & RETURN' and include the
estimated time of return (see sample)
Include repair contract with shipment
Serial or product number and the cost of repairs should be indicated
under the Detailed Description of Goods section
José Rizal ℅ Fort Santiago Intramuros Manila 1002 Metro Manila Philippines
Phone: +63 (2) 8 527 1572
Carrier tracking number: 736534736 General Description: Repair and Return - Watch being sent for repair
Invoice number:
123456MGEP4916926
Customs Broker: UPS Date: 28 May 2023
QTY
Description of Goods
C/O
SubTotal
1 Each
Fossil Watch being sent for repair - Model E5, serial # 789456FG7E2 - Repair Cost $76.00
US
$163.00
Terms of Sale: None Total number of packages: 1 Reason for export:Warranty Repair Contact Name: James Smith
Total Invoice Amount: $163.00 Total Weight: 10.0 lbs
Declaration Statement: I hereby certify that information provided
is true and complete to the best of my knowledge
Temporary Imports
Goods can be temporarily imported into the Philippines from Canada
free of duties and taxes for a period up to 6 months.
Typical items that qualify for temporary admission include:
Instruments for measurement
Devices used for testing, checking, and calibrating equipment
Goods and materials for exhibitions, meetings, and fairs
Material and equipment for educational, cultural, and scientific
purposes
Equipment for cinematography,broadcasting, and media events
ATA Carnets
At the moment, the Philippines does not accept ATA Carnets.
However, the Philippines' application to be admitted to the Customs
Convention on ATA Carnet for the Temporary Admission of Goods is
awaiting the Filipino President's signature.
ATA Carnets are very useful for goods that frequently leave and return
to Canada. As well, once you have an ATA Carnet, it is accepted by 176
countries worldwide, which makes the application a one-time
occurrence.
While ATA Carnets and are beyond the scope of this article,
information can be obtained at your local Chamber of Commerce. More
information is available here: http://www.chamber.ca/carnet/
Temporary Imports Checklist
Commercial Invoice clearly stating 'Temporary Import'. This must be written
in the General Description section and the Detailed Description of Goods. (see sample)
The goods arrive and leave in the same condition, i.e. they undergo no
repairs nor are they used in manufacturing
Stay no longer than the period listed above
Include your ATA Carnet with your shipment (if applicable)
Include the expected return date or the date that it was originally received
within the country (whichever applies)
Any above listed items not listed in this checklist
José Rizal ℅ Fort Santiago Intramuros Manila 1002 Metro Manila Philippines
Phone: +63 (2) 8 527 1572
Carrier tracking number: 736534736 General Description: Temporary Imports - Trade show booth and display equipment returning Jan 2027
Invoice number:
123456MGEP4916926
Customs Broker: UPS Date: 28 May 2023
QTY
Description of Goods
C/O
SubTotal
1 box
Temporary Imports - Trade show booth and display equipment
CA
$1032.00
Terms of Sale: None Total number of packages: 1 Reason for export:Temporary Imports Contact Name: James Smith
Total Invoice Amount: $1032.00 Total Weight: 10.0 lbs
Declaration Statement: I hereby certify that information provided
is true and complete to the best of my knowledge
Permanent/Sold Goods
All goods shipped from Canada for permanent entry to the Philippines
will incur duties and taxes. There are 2 types of Entries into the
Philippines: Informal and Formal Entry
Informal Entry:
Commercial goods where the Declared Customs Value (aka. Free on Board
- FOB), has a value of less than PHP 50,000 (about $1,280 CAD).
Formal Entry:
Commercial goods with a Declared Customs Value (aka. Free on Board -
FOB) of PHP 50,000 or greater. We recommend using the services of a
Filipino customs broker for Formal Entries.
Sample Commercial Invoice for Permanent/Sold Goods
Ship To
Invoice
José Rizal ℅ Fort Santiago Intramuros Manila 1002 Metro Manila Philippines
Phone: +63 (2) 8 527 1572
Carrier tracking number: 736534736 General Description: Permanent/Sold: Parts and accessories for Canon B78n camera
Invoice number:
123456MGEP4916926
Customs Broker: UPS Date: 28 May 2023
QTY
Description of Goods
C/O
SubTotal
15 Each
Camera Lenses: Canon EF 50mm, Canon EF 85mm & wide-angle lenses.
CA
$132.00
Terms of Sale: None Total number of packages: 1 Reason for export:Permanent/Sold Contact Name: James Smith
Total Invoice Amount: $1980.00 Total Weight: 10.0 lbs
Declaration Statement: I hereby certify that information provided
is true and complete to the best of my knowledge
Required Documents
Shipping packages internationally requires a lot of documentation. This
process alone can be confusing and time-consuming. So we’ve narrowed
down what documents you might need and ranked them based on likeliness of
being needed.
Document Type
When?
Details
Shipping Label / Bill of Lading
Always required
This is a label provided by the carrier (UPS, FedEx, DHL, etc.).
Always required because the carrier needs to know the parcel's
destination.
Commercial Invoice
Required for all non-document shipments
For all non-document shipments, you will require 3 copies of the
commercial invoice (to be included with your shipping labels). These
are for customs purposes and need to be included inside a document
pouch outside of the box.
When creating a shipment through the Secureship website, the
system will help you create this document automatically.
B13a
Required if value exceeds $2,000 per shipment or is a controlled
good
A B13a is required if your shipment exceeds $2000 CAD or is a
controlled good and is destined to a country other than the US, Puerto Rico, or the US
Virgin Islands
Canada has a preferential trade agreement with Philippines. A COO
proves that an item has been produced, manufactured or processed in
Canada.
When an item with a COO is imported into Philippines, it will
incur a reduced or zero-rated import duty.
Certificate of Insurance (COI)
Infrequently required
Shows that the shipment has been insured.
Banks may request a certificate of insurance when providing letters
of credit for the goods. Otherwise, it is generally your choice
whether to purchase insurance for the shipment.
ATA Carnet
Infrequently required
Used to avoid duties and taxes on shipments of temporary nature.
If you ship goods of temporary nature to and from a country, you
can obtain an ATA Carnet to expedite the customs clearance process
and ensure that anything of temporary nature is not charged duties
and taxes.
Prohibited imports are those not allowed to enter the Philippines
whereas those deemed restricted may enter, but with limits to quantities
or other conditions.
Prohibited Items
Weapons, and their parts;
ammunition and explosives
Gambling devices
Sweepstakes and lottery
tickets
All illegal drugs and narcotics
Any material inciting rebellion,
treason, or insurrection against the Filipino government
Any material that threatens
harm to a person
Materials intended for an unlawful
abortion
Printed matter that supplies any
information regarding illegal abortions
Any obscene or immoral material
Foods and goods for human consumption
that have been altered or misbranded
Goods made from precious metals and alloys
without a quality indicator of the metal
Goods that infringe on intellectual
property laws and similar laws
E-cigarette liquid (UPS cannot clear)
A complete list of prohibited and restricted commodities and goods, and
the agencies regulating them, can be found by clicking here and here.
Restricted Items
Regulated (restricted) products and goods may be shipped to the
Philippines in the quantities and conditions shown below, and if they:
Are only for personal use
shipped using a courier or through the post, or via a balikbayan box
Wines and Liquors (Maximum 2 bottles, but not exceeding 1.5 L in total)
Children's toys (10 pieces of
different types, but only 2 of any one type)
Processed and baked food(Maximum
of 10 kg)
Cosmetics (Maximum of 5 kg)
Perfume (Maximum of 5 item)
Lipstick (Maximum 10 sticks of various types, but only 3 of any one
type)
Bar soap (Maximum of 2 kg of a variety of
soaps, but only 500 g of any one type)
Shampoo (Maximum of 2 kg)
Lotion (Maximum 2 kg of different types, but only 1 kg of any one
type)
Import duties and taxes on shipments from Canada to the Philippines are
calculated based on the sum of the Customs Value, Insurance Amount, and
Freight costs (shipping costs). This is known as CIF.
CIF Value = Customs Value + Insurance Amount + Freight Costs
Philippines imposes several different duties and taxes on imports.
They are summarised in the table below .
The major restriction for an individual importing goods into the
Philippines is that the maximum value of goods is $3,000 USD (about
$3,960 CAD).
If you are a Canadian company shipping goods, you can hire the
services of the Philippinesian post office to pay the taxes owing on
your shipment, completing the documentation, and delivering the parcel
to the receiver.
Thresholds
A shipment sent by international post has a de minimis value of $50
USD (about $66 CAD). This means a shipment of $50 USD or less will be
exempt from import tax providing both the sender and recipient are
individuals.
Medicines for humans imported for the use of an individual will be
exempt from import tax up to the value of $10,000 USD (about $13,200
CAD). (A prescription may be required to prove the individual requires
the medication.)
Currency
Real (BRL)
Duty Exemption (De minimis Value)
$50 USD (about $66 CAD)
Duty Calculation Method Duty Rate
CIF 60%
ICMS TAX (VAT)
17 - 20% (varies for each Philippinesian state)
Tax Exemption (De minimis Value)
$50 USD
Tax Calculation Method
CIF
Philippinesian Duties & Taxes
Name
Description
Rate
Import Duty
Applied to all goods
60%
ICMS Value Added Tax (VAT)
A state tax applied to goods, communication, and transportation services
17 - 20% (depends on which state the shipment is destined for)
You can purchase insurance
through Secureship, and it is provided by the carrier that will be transporting
your shipment.
Each carrier will charge a different amount per $100 of declared
insurance. If you indicate that you need insurance for your shipment, our
system will automatically include the insurance costs for your shipment.
Insurance is great to have in case your package is accidentally lost or
damaged by the carrier. But be careful, not everything you ship is
insurable. Worse - even if your package contains items that are insurable,
if it doesn't meet the ISTA 3A packaging standard, the insurance purchased
through the carrier would not be available to you.
Here are some items that cannot be insured by the carrier:
Personal belongings
Antiques
Artwork
Liquids (including alcohol)
Televisions
Jewellery in excess of $500
Perishable goods
Glass or Ceramic
And many more items
For more information, please see the carrier's terms and conditions.
Questions about Shipping to Philippines
Can I ship to the Philippines?
Shipping to the Philippines from Canada can take between 3-8 business
days through the fastest carriers available on the Secureship platform.
More economical services, such as Canada Post, can take up to 2 months
to complete the delivery.
