Delivery Countries & International Medicine Shipping Guide
International medicine delivery starts with the destination rules.
Cureiva Healthcare accepts medicine enquiries from patients and healthcare businesses in multiple international markets. Delivery availability is confirmed only after reviewing the medicine, quantity, prescription status and destination-country requirements.
Frequently requested destinations
These summaries highlight common personal-import considerations. They do not guarantee that a particular medicine can be shipped or cleared by customs.
Commonly up to 3 months
Australia
The TGA Personal Importation Scheme can allow up to a three-month supply when its conditions are met. Prescription-only medicines generally require a valid Australian prescription or written authority.
Commonly up to 3 months
New Zealand
Prescription medicines sent from overseas require a reasonable excuse. Medsafe states a maximum of three months for most prescription medicines, with tighter limits for controlled drugs.
Often 1 month without confirmation
Japan
Many prescription medicines have a one-month threshold before advance Import Confirmation is required. Restricted medicines have separate requirements.
Up to 3 months in qualifying cases
Singapore
HSA allows up to three months of many personal medications when no prior approval is needed, with prescription/doctor documentation and original packaging requirements.
Generally up to 1 month
Switzerland
Swissmedic generally permits private individuals to import up to one month’s supply of non-narcotic medicinal products for their own use.
Prescription imports are restrictive
Canada
Health Canada generally does not allow Canadian residents to import prescription drugs by mail or courier, although specific exceptions and visitor rules exist.
Traveller and postal rules differ
United Kingdom
UK rules depend on resident status, medicine type and whether the medicine is carried personally or posted. Controlled drugs require additional documentation and limits.
FDA discretion applies
United States
Personal importation is not an automatic right. FDA policy describes limited circumstances where personal quantities may be considered, subject to product and patient-specific conditions.
Other international destinations we can review
If your country is not in the highlighted list above, that does not mean you cannot enquire. We routinely review requests for additional markets before confirming whether supply is appropriate.
How delivery eligibility is checked
We do not treat every country or every medicine the same. The review starts before any shipment is discussed.
Destination
We identify the country and whether the request is personal-use, clinic or wholesale.
Medicine & quantity
We review the medicine name, strength, dosage form and requested quantity.
Prescription & documents
Where relevant, we confirm whether a prescription, medical letter, permit or other documentation may be needed.
Delivery route
If the enquiry is viable, the available delivery method and next steps are discussed with you.
Before you send a delivery enquiry
A few details help our team give you a useful answer quickly.
What to send us
- Destination country
- Medicine or generic name
- Strength and dosage form
- Required quantity
- Whether you already hold a prescription
What we may need later
- Prescription or doctor’s letter
- Import permit or approval, where required
- Patient/importer details needed by the destination
- Additional paperwork for controlled or specialist medicines
Not sure whether we can deliver to your country?
Send the destination, medicine and required quantity. We will review the enquiry before discussing supply or delivery.
Email: enquiry@cureivahealthcare.com
WhatsApp / Phone: +91 83870 99999
Location: Jaipur, India
Check your destination
Include your country, medicine name, strength and quantity.
Frequently asked questions
Important delivery and import points before you enquire.
Do you deliver medicines worldwide?
We accept enquiries from many international destinations, but availability is not automatic. Each request is reviewed against the medicine, quantity, prescription status and destination requirements before delivery is discussed.
Does listing my country mean customs clearance is guaranteed?
No. Customs and medicine regulators have final authority. A destination shown on this page means we can review enquiries for that market, not that every medicine or shipment will be accepted.
How much medicine can I request?
Quantity rules differ by destination and medicine. Some countries use one-month or three-month personal-use thresholds, while others restrict mailed prescription medicines more heavily.
Can you deliver prescription medicines?
Prescription medicine enquiries can be reviewed where lawful. A valid prescription or other medical documentation may be required depending on the medicine and destination.
What happens if my country is not listed?
Send us the destination and medicine details. We can review the request individually and tell you whether it can proceed to the next stage.
Regulatory notice: This page is general information and not legal advice. Medicine-import rules can change and may differ by product, quantity, controlled-drug classification, patient/resident status, courier/postal route and local regulation. Cureiva Healthcare does not guarantee customs clearance.