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International Out-Of-Delivery-Area and Out-Of-Pickup-Area Surcharges INTERNATIONAL OUT-OF-DELIVERY-AREA AND OUT-OF-PICKUP-AREA SURCHARGES International shipments (subject to service availability) delivered to or picked up from remote and less-accessible locations are assessed an out-of-delivery area or out-of-pickup-area surcharge. Refer to local service guides for surcharge amounts. The following is a list of postal codes and cities where these surcharges apply. Effective: July 13, 2015 Albania Daireaux Puan 0880 3154 3509 3785-3789 Berat Diamante Puerto Santa Cruz 0885-0886 3158-3160 3512 3791-3793 Durres Dolores Puerto Tirol 0909 3230-3232 3515-3518 3795-3797 Elbasan Dorrego Quequen 2327-2329 3233 3520 3799 Fier El Bolson Reconquista 2331 3235 3521-3523 3804-3810 Kavaje El Durazno Retiro San Pablo 2333-2347 3236-3239 3525 3812-3814 Kruje El Trebol Rincon De Los Sauces 2350-2360 3240-3241 3527 3815 Kucove Embalse Rio Ceballos 2365 3242-3243 3529-3531 3816 Lac Emilio Lamarca Rio Segundo 2369-2372 3249-3251 3533 3818 Lezha Esquel Rio Tala 2379-2382 3254 3537 3820-3822 Lushnje Fair Rojas 2385-2388 3260 3540 3823-3825 Shkodra Famailla Rosario De Lerma 2390 3264-3274 3542 3831 Vlore Firmat Rufino 2394-2411 3276-3282 3544 3833 Florentino Ameghino Russel 2415 3284 3546 3835 Andorra* Franck Salina De Piedra 2420-2431 3286-3287 3549 3840 Andorra General Alvarado Salsipuedes 2439-2441 3289 3557-3559 3842 Andorra La Vella General Belgrano Salto 2443-2450 3292-3294 3561-3568 3844 El Serrat General Galarza Samborombon 2452-2456 3300-3305 3570-3573 3847 Encamp General Guemes San Andres De Giles 2460 3309-3312 3575-3576 3850-3852 Les Escaldes General Lagos San Bernardo Del Tuyu 2462-2466 3314-3315 3578-3581 3854 Sant Julia De Loria General Lamadrid San Clemente 2470-2484 3317-3319 3583-3586 3856-3860 Solden General Mosconi San Clemente Del Tuyu 2489 3321-3322 3588-3591 3862 General Paz San Jorge 2490 3323-3325 3594-3597 3864-3865 Antigua and Barbuda General Pico San Jose 2563 3328-3334 3599 3869-3871 Codrington General Pintos San Miguel Del Monte 2571-2574 3341 3607-3608 3873-3875 General Piran San Rafael 2580-2588 3351 3610 3878 Argentina General Villegas Santa Clara Del Mar 2590 3352 3612 3880 25 De Mayo Gualeguay Santa Rosa De 2594 3357 3614 3882 9 De Julio Gualeguaychu - Calamuchita 2621-2628 3360-3361 3616-3618 3885-3893 Alberti Jauregui Santa Teresita 2630-2632 3363-3364 3620-3624 3895-3896 Allen Jeppener Sauce Viejo 2640-2653 3370 3629-3630 3898 Alsina La Banda Sierra De Los Padres 2655-2656 3371 3631 3900 America La Consulta Sierras Bayas 2658-2660 3373 3633-3641 3902-3904 Arenaza La Lucila Del Mar Tartagal 2663 3375 3644 3909 Bahia San Blas La Milka Torres 2665-2666 3377-3381 3646-3647 3910-3913 Banda Del Rio Sali Lago Epucuen Totoras 2668-2669 3384-3385 3649 3915-3916 Baradero Las Flores Trenque Lauquen 2671-2672 3387-3388 3658-3660 3918-3920 Basavilbaso Las Toninas Tunuyan 2675 3390-3393 3662-3665 3921 Batan Las Varillas Valeria Del Mar 2680-2681 3395-3396 3666 3922-3923 Bermudez Lincoln Vedia 2700-2703 3399-3402 3669-3670 3925-3931 Bolivar Llao Llao Viedma 2705-2707 3407 3672-3673 3933-3934 Bonifacio Lobos Villa Del Rosario 2710-2717 3409 3675 3936-3946 Canada De Gomez Los Caldenes Villa Del Totoral 2720-2722 3412-3415 3677-3678 3950 Capitan Sarmiento Lucila Del Mar Villa Dolores 2725-2727 3418-3420 3682-3683 3951 Carhue Manantial Villa Elisa 2729-2739 3422-3424 3685 3953-3954 Carilo Mar De Ajo Villa Gesell 2752-2758 3428 3687-3688 3956-3960 Carlos Casares Mar Del Tuyu Villa La Angostura 2773-2780 3430-3435 3690-3691 3962 Carlos Keen Mariscal Sucre Villaguay 2782-2784 3438 3694-3695 3964-3967 Carlos Pellegrini Media Agua Villanueva 2785-2787 3441 3697-3701 3975-3981 Carmen De Areco Merecedes Vistalba 2790-2795 3447-3448 3704-3705 3984 Carmen De Patagones Merlo 2797-2800 3450-3451 3707-3709 3987-3988 Casilda Metan Australia 2803-2810 3458 3711-3715 3989 Caucete Miramar 0800 2820-2821 3460-3463 3717-3720 3990-3992 Chajari Monte Hermoso 0810 2823-2825 3464-3465 3722-3723 3995 Chapadmalal Montecristo 0812 2827-2836 3467-3469 3725-3728 3996 Chascomus Moores 0820 2839-2840 3472 3730 4025 Chimbas Navarro 0822 2842-2850 3475 3732-3733 4183-4184 Choele Choel Nogoya 0828 2852 3478 3735 4270-4272 Cinco Saltos Nueva Galia 0830 2864-2871 3480 3737-3741 4275 Clorinda Oran 0832 2873-2880 3482-3483 3744 4280 Colon Oro Verde 0835-0837 2890 3485 3746-3747 4285 Colonia Caroya Otamendi 0845-0847 3063 3487-3491 3749 4287 Coronel Brandsen Patagones 0850 3091 3494 3750-3767 4303-4307 Coronel Charlone Pedro Luro 0852-0854 3096-3097 3496 3770 4309-4313 Coronel Dorrego Perico 0860-0862 3099 3498 3775 4340-4344 Coronel Pringles Pigue 0870 3115-3116 3500-3501 3777-3779 4346-4347 Crespo Pinamar 0872 3139-3140 3505-3507 3781-3783 4350 * Note: The out-of-pickup area surcharge does not apply to Andorra. INTERNATIONAL OUT-OF-DELIVERY-AREA AND OUT-OF-PICKUP-AREA SURCHARGES International shipments (subject to service availability) delivered to or picked up from remote and less-accessible locations are assessed an out-of-delivery area or out-of-pickup-area surcharge. Refer to local service guides for surcharge amounts. The following is a list of postal codes and cities where these surcharges apply. Effective: July 13, 2015 Australia 4872-4876 5722-5725 6479-6480 7190 Sumgayit Kirovsk 4352 4877 5730-5734 6484-6485 7210-7216 Ujar Klichev 4354-4362 4880 6031 6487-6490 7248-7250 Xachmaz Klimovichi 4370-4378 4882-4883 6032-6037 6501-6507 7252-7265 Xizi Klyotsk 4380-4385 4885-4886 6041-6044 6509-6519 7267-7268 Yardimli Kobrin 4387-4388 4890-4891 6067-6068 6521-6522 7270 Yevlax Kolyadichi 4390 5120 6070 6525 7275-7277 Zaqatala Kopyl 4400-4407 5131-5134 6071-6074 6528 7290-7292 Zardab Korelichi 4410-4413 5136-5142 6081-6082 6530 7300-7307 Korma 4415-4428 5144 6084 6532 7310 Bahamas Kostyukovichi 4454-4455 5151-5157 6121-6125 6535-6537 7315-7316 Andros Krasnopolie 4461-4462 5170-5174 6207 6556 7320-7322 Eight Mile Rock Krichev 4465 5201-5204 6213-6215 6558 7325 Eleuthera Krugloe 4467 5210-5214 6218 6560 7330-7331 Exuma Krupkl 4470-4472 5220-5223 6220-6221 6562 7466-7470 Green Turtle Cay Lelchitsy 4474-4475 5231-5238 6223-6230 6564 Guana Cay Lepel 4477-4482 5240-5245 6232-6233 6566-6569 Azerbaijan Harbour Island Lida 4486-4494 5250-5256 6236-6237 6571-6572 Agsu Hope Town Liozno 4496-4498 5259-5273 6239-6240 6574-6575 Ali Bayramli Long Island Loev 4507 5275-5280 6243-6244 6603 Astara Man O War Cay Logoisk 4511-4512 5290-5291 6251-6256 6605-6606 Babek South Ocean Beach Luninets 4514-4515 5301-5304 6258 6608-6609 Barda Treasure Cay Lyakhovichi 4517-4518 5306-5312 6260 6612-6614 Beylagan Lyuban 4520-4521 5320-5322 6262 6616 Bilasuvar Belarus Malorita 4550 5330-5333 6271 6618 Culfa Baranovichi Mariina Gorda 4552-4555 5340-5346 6275 6620 Davachi Belnichi Miory 4559 5350 6280-6282 6623 Ganja Beresino Mogilev 4562-4563 5356-5357 6284-6286 6625 Ghyandzha Berestovitsa Molodechno 4565 5360 6288 6627-6628 Gobustan Beryoza Mosty 4568-4569 5371-5374 6302 6630-6632 Goranboy Beshenkovichi Mozyr 4570 5381 6304 6635 Goychai Bobruisk Mstislavl 4571 5400-5401 6306 6638-6640 Gusari Borisov Myadel 4574 5410-5422 6308-6309 6642 Ismailli Borovlyany Narovlya 4580-4581 5431-5434 6311-6313 6646 Jalilabad Bragin Nesvizh 4600-4601 5440 6315-6318 6701 Julfa Braslov Novinki 4605-4606 5451-5455 6320-6324 6705 Karabakh Brest Novogrudok 4608 5460-5462 6326-6328 6707 Kuba Buda-Koshelyova Novopolotsk 4610-4615 5464 6330 6710-6716 Lankaran Bykhov Oktyabrski 4620-4621 5470-5473 6333 6718 Lenkoran Chashniki Opchak 4625-4627 5480-5483 6335-6338 6720-6725 Lenqyan Chausy Orsha 4630 5485 6341 6728 Lerik Cherchersk Oshmyany 4650 5490-5491 6343 6731 Lyanqan Chernikov Osipovichi 4655 5493 6346 6733 Marara Cherven Ostrovets 4659-4660 5495 6348 6740 Masalli Dannyville Petrikov 4662 5501-5502 6350-6353 6743 Mingachevir Dobrush Pinsk 4670-4671 5510 6355-6359 6751-6754 Nakchivan Dokshitsy Polotsk 4673-4674 5520-5523 6361 6758 Nakhchivan City Dribin Postavy 4676-4678 5540 6363 6760-6762 Neftchilar Drogichin Pruzhany 4680 5550 6365 6765 Qabala Dubrovno Ratomka 4694-4695 5552 6367-6370 6770 Qasax Dyatlovo Rechitsa 4697 5554-5556 6372-6373 7000-7001 Qobustan Dzerzhinsk Rogachev 4699-4707 5558 6375-6377 7004-7005 Quba Elsk Rossony 4709 5560 6380 7007-7012 Saatli Gantsevichi Senno 4714-4722 5570-5572 6383-6386 7015-7027 Sabirabad Glubokoe Sharkovshchina 4724-4727 5575-5577 6390 7030 Salyan Glusk Shchuchin 4730-4733 5580-5583 6392-6398 7050 Shaka Gomel Shklov 4735-4746 5600-5609 6401 7052-7055 Shaken Gorki Shumilino 4750-4751 5630-5633 6403 7109 Shaki Gorodok Slavgorod 4753-4754 5640-5642 6405 7112-7113 Shakkan Grodno Slonim 4756-4757 5650-5655 6407 7116-7117 Shakki Homel Slutsk 4798-4825 5660-5661 6409-6415 7119-7120 Shakne Ivanovo Smolevichi 4828-4830 5670-5671 6417-6448 7139-7140 Shamakha Ivatsevichi Smorgon 4849-4850 5680 6450 7150 Sheke Ivie Soligorsk 4852 5690 6460-6468 7155 Sheki Kalinkovichi Sosny 4854-4861 5700 6470 7162-7163 Shekin Kamenets Starye Dorogi 4865 5710 6472-6473 7170-7180 Shirvan Khoiniki Stolbtsy 4871 5720 6475-6477 7182-7187 Siazan Khotimsk Stolin INTERNATIONAL OUT-OF-DELIVERY-AREA AND OUT-OF-PICKUP-AREA SURCHARGES International shipments (subject to service availability) delivered to or picked up from remote and less-accessible locations are assessed an out-of-delivery area or out-of-pickup-area surcharge. 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