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Taiwan's Remote Areas County city Other country Pingxi Dist. 、Shuangxi Dist. 、Gongliao Dist. 、Pinglin Dist. 、Wulai Dist. 、Shimen New Taipei City Dist. Taoyuan County Fuxing Dist. Hsinchu County Wufeng Township、Jianshi Township、Beipu Township、Emei Township Nanzhuang Township、Shitan Township、Dahu Township、Taian Township、Zhuolan Miaoli County Township Taichung City Heping Dist. 、Dongshi Dist. Nantou County Zhongliao Township、Guoxing Township、Renai Township、Jiji Township、Xinyi Township Fanlu Township、Meishan Township、Alishan Township、Dapu Township、Dongshi Chiayi County Township、Yizhu Township、Budai Township Yunlin County Baozhong Township、Dongshi Township Tainan City Zuozhen Dist.、Nanhua Dist. 、Longqi Dist.、Danei Dist. Tianliao Dist.、Liugui Dist. 、Neimen Dist. 、Shanlin Dist. 、Jiaxian Dist. 、Taoyuan Kaohsiung City Dist. 、Namaxia Dist. 、Maolin Dist. Sandimen Township、Wutai Township、Majia Township、Ligang Township、Gaoshu Township、Zhutian Township、Taiwu Township、Laiyi Township、Wanluan Township、 Pingtung County Linbian Township、Jiadong Township、Fangshan Township、Chunri Township、Shizi Township、Checheng Township、Mudan Township、Chaozhou Township Yilan County Sanxing Township、Datong Township、Nanao Township Xiulin Township、Fenglin Township、Guangfu Township、Fengbin Township、Ruisui Hualien County Township、Wanrong Township、Yuli Township、Zhuoxi Township、Fuli Township Yanping Township、Luye Township、GuanshanTownship、Haiduan Township、Chishang Taitung County Township、Donghe Township、Chenggong Township、Changbin Township、Taimali Township、Jinfeng Township、Dawu Township、Daren Township *The delivery schedules [as provided herein] are for reference only, these are not guaranteed and do not form part of contract. Actual delivery time may be varied as a result of the kind of commodity, declared value, regulations and requirements of governmental authorities at destination or the actual circumstances of the case. All information provided in SF website shall be applicable to the Terms and Conditions as stipulated overleaf the SF’s waybill. .

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