What is the maximum declared value for a package shipped with FedEx in Canada?

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The maximum declared value for a package shipped with FedEx within Canada is $50,000 CAD. However, it's important to note that there are certain restrictions and limitations for high-value shipments, such as jewelry, art, or precious metals. FedEx may require additional documentation, such as appraisal certificates or insurance coverage, for these types of items. It is advised to contact FedEx's customer service or refer to their official documentation for specific guidelines and requirements relating to high-value shipments. Ensuring compliance with these regulations will help facilitate a smooth and secure shipping process with FedEx within Canada.
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Answered May 3, 2024

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