• swords, cutlasses, bayonets, daggers and knives with cutting edges of 102 mm or more in length (other than such knives ordinarily used for domestic purposes, in agriculture or the meat trade);
• spears and assagais:
• loaded or spiked sticks and knuckledusters:
• any other article which the Commissioner of the Namibian Police by notice in the Government Gazette has declared a dangerous weapon;
• knives, the blade of which can be fixed when opened;
• solid rubber batons;
• tear-gas pens and other instruments (excluding fire-arms) projecting, or capable of being adapted to project, projectiles or binding, lachrymating, ashpyxcating, incapacitating or virulent gases and cartridges for them.
• any article (including toy pistols) that so closely resemble a pistol or other fire-arm as to be calculated to give the impression that a genuine fire-arm and is capable by the discharge of a cartridge (loaded or unloaded) of causing a loud report, calculated to give the impression that a genuine fire-arm had been discharged and also cartridges (if any) for it.
• any device resembling a walking stick, pen or other seemingly harmless article which is designed to conceal a blade or other lethal weapon;
• undersea fishing guns and harpoons for such;
• any key ring miniature gas-pistols and cartridges for them; and
• any crossbow which is equipped with a trigger mechanism by means of which an arrow can be propelled as for example, the Powermaster crossbow, or any other crossbow that answer the description of the Powermaster.

• Gift shipments sent by mail from one private individual to another (C2C = consumer to consumer) without any form of compensation or payment whatsoever, and never containing more than the following maximum quantities of tobacco products: 50 cigarettes, or 10 cigars, or 25 cigarillos (maximum weight 3gm each), or 50gm of rolling tabacco/pipe tobacco, or a proportional assortment of these items. The Total value of postal consignment containing these items, up to the maximums indicated, and other goods may not exceed 45 EUR. All postal consignments exceeding these maximum quantities and/or value will be confiscated by Dutch Customs.

• Shipments sent by post to an entrepreneur who has a license, granted by Dutch law, to receive such tobacco products under a regulated customs regime.

Furthermore, shipments containing tobacco products will only be accepted if they are accompanied by a fully completed CN 22/CN 23 customs declaration form, giving a precise description of the goods. When these letter-post items or postal parcels are not accompanied by the proper customs declarations, or when these declaration forms are left blank or not filled in properly (deliberately or by mistake), they too are subject to confiscation by Dutch Customs.

In cases where postal consignments have been seized due to any violation of import rules, neither the sender nor the addressee will be entitled to any form of compensation.

• bona fide gifts up to a value of NZ$50, including advertising material, trade samples and replacements of faulty or damaged goods when supplied free of charge;
• goods imported by post which do not exceed NZ$20 in value for any one importation or in any one overseas mail provided such goods are for the importer's own domestic use and are not intended for sale or business or for use in the trade, calling or profession of the importer.

• used postage revenue and similar stamps, and unused stamps not of current issue in New Zealand;
• collections and collectors' pieces of numismatic interests.