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Sending Electronics to Japan from Nepal: Mixers, Hair Dryers and What Is Not Allowed

Sending electronics to Japan from Nepal: mixer and hair dryer allowed

By Pals Courier and Cargo team · Updated 18 October 2026

Quick answer: When sending electronics to Japan from Nepal, you can send electrical items without batteries, such as a mixer grinder, hair dryer or electric iron. Anything with a battery cannot be sent, including mobile phones, laptops, tablets, power banks and smart watches. Electrical items are charged at the normal parcel rate, from Rs. 4,000 for 1 kg.

The rule for sending electronics to Japan from Nepal is simple: no batteries. Airlines have strict rules for lithium batteries, so anything with a built-in or removable battery cannot travel by courier. Plug-in items that only work from a wall socket can be sent.

Before you pack an appliance, also check the voltage. Japan uses 100V electricity, while Nepal uses 230V, so many Nepali appliances need a step-up converter in Japan. Ask the receiver first so the item is useful when it arrives.

See all rates on our Nepal to Japan courier page, and the official import rules on the Japan Customs website.

Items with a built-in or removable battery cannot be sent to Japan by courier. Electrical items that only work when plugged into the wall can be sent.

✓ You can send (no battery)

  • Mixer grinder
  • Hair dryer and hair straightener (plug-in)
  • Electric iron
  • Electric kettle
  • Table fan
  • Plug-in kitchen appliances

✕ You cannot send (has a battery)

  • Mobile phones and tablets
  • Laptops
  • Power banks and loose batteries
  • Smart watches and fitness bands
  • Wireless earbuds and Bluetooth speakers
  • Cameras, rechargeable trimmers and toys with batteries

Not sure if an item has a battery? If it works without being plugged in, it has a battery and cannot be sent. Ask us on WhatsApp before you pack.

Important: Japan Uses 100V Electricity

Nepal uses 230V, but Japan uses 100V with flat two-pin plugs. Many Nepali appliances, such as mixer grinders and hair dryers, will not work properly in Japan without a step-up voltage converter. Before sending, ask the receiver in Japan if they already have a converter, or check that the appliance supports 100–240V.

How Much Does It Cost?

Electrical items are charged by the weight of the whole box, including packing.

ExampleApprox. weightCost
Hair dryer, packed1 kgRs. 4,000
Mixer grinder in its box4 kgRs. 7,000
Mixer grinder + clothes and gifts10 kgRs. 9,000

The 10 kg total includes the Rs. 1,500 handling charge. Final price is confirmed after weighing. See the Nepal to Japan courier price per kg.

How to Pack Electrical Items for Japan

  1. Use the original box if you have it.
  2. Remove jars and blades from a mixer grinder and wrap each part separately.
  3. Wrap the item in bubble wrap or soft clothes so it cannot move.
  4. Keep the purchase bill. It helps if Japanese customs asks about the value.
  5. Tell us the brand and model when you list the items.

Japanese Customs

Every parcel is checked by Japanese customs. Depending on the value of the goods, the receiver in Japan may be asked to pay import duty or consumption tax. We handle personal shipments only, not electrical goods for resale.

Sending food or clothes in the same box? Check what food, gifts and clothes you can send.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I send a mobile phone from Nepal to Japan?

No. Mobile phones have batteries, and items with batteries cannot be sent to Japan by courier.

Can I send a laptop to Japan?

No. Laptops have batteries, so they cannot be sent to Japan by courier.

Can I send a mixer grinder to Japan?

Yes. A mixer grinder has no battery, so it can be sent. Japan uses 100V electricity, so the receiver may need a step-up voltage converter to use it.

Can I send a hair dryer to Japan?

Yes. A plug-in hair dryer has no battery and can be sent. A packed hair dryer usually weighs about 1 kg, which costs Rs. 4,000.

Can I send power banks or batteries to Japan?

No. Power banks, loose batteries and any item with a battery cannot be sent to Japan by courier.

Will Nepali appliances work in Japan?

Japan uses 100V electricity and flat two-pin plugs, while Nepal uses 230V. Many Nepali appliances need a step-up voltage converter in Japan unless they support 100–240V.

Send Your Parcel to Japan with Pals Courier

Documents up to 0.5 kg Rs. 2,500 · parcels from Rs. 4,000 · free pickup in Kathmandu Valley. See the full price list and calculator on our Nepal to Japan courier page.

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