Do you need a passport or a driver's license to mail an international package?

No (at post office)

Edited December 30, 201114 yr by dave111223

why are you going to fill it with drugs

i,ve sent a few packages, always through post office and never shown id.

Even if you are required to show ID, would this be a problem?

Even if you are required to show ID, would this be a problem?

Well, as robblok said, if it contains something illegal, it might be a problem.

when i was sellin stuff on ebay a long time back i was sending a lot of packages (legit). the PO did ask me on one occassion for id (i sent it registered) the reason was for insurance purposes if the packages got lost. i only had to show my passport the once though.

my wife says they occasionally do spot checks incase the package is of a suspicious nature. after all you can put a bullshit return address if you want. so if its dodgey be careful.

people assume that the postal system is laid back here but they are professional and they do notice things.

happy new year everyone. be careful out there.

You need ID for DHL / FedEx. Not for the post office.

Don't worry about the ID..................they automatically take a picture of everyone entering their office

Yeah, if it's something illegal, you can be sure that the postal employees will be fairly helpful to any authorities who come around asking questions.... "uh, yeah, we don't know his name, but he's the guy over there at counter 3."

Never been asked in Chumphon. The staff couldn`t be nicer.

Just make sure it's not ticking, otherwise you'll have the whole place to yourself...