Where a sheet can go
We post from Prague as a letter. Inside Czechia that is an ordinary domestic letter. Abroad, the map is the same one Česká pošta uses for an ordinary letter with a European stamp.
Czechia
Home is not on the foreign list, because a letter inside the country uses a domestic stamp. We ship here.
The European stamp, country by country
These 48 countries are the alphabetical list of European countries in the Czech Post price list. A territory is included only when that list says so. Greenland is out. Overseas territories are out, unless a note below pulls them in.
Albania
Andorra
AustriaEU
Belarus
BelgiumEU
Bosnia and Herzegovina
BulgariaEU
CroatiaEU
CyprusEU
DenmarkEU
Including the Faroe Islands, excluding Greenland.
EstoniaEU
FinlandEU
FranceEU
Georgia
GermanyEU
Gibraltar
GreeceEU
HungaryEU
Iceland
IrelandEU
ItalyEU
Kosovo
LatviaEU
Liechtenstein
LithuaniaEU
LuxembourgEU
MaltaEU
Moldova
Monaco
Montenegro
NetherlandsEU
North Macedonia
Norway
PolandEU
PortugalEU
Including the Azores and Madeira.
RomaniaEU
Russia
Including the Asian part.
San Marino
Serbia
SlovakiaEU
SloveniaEU
SpainEU
Including the Balearic Islands, Ceuta, the Chafarinas Islands, Melilla and the Canary Islands.
SwedenEU
Switzerland
Turkey
Including the Asian part.
Ukraine
United Kingdom
Vatican City
Everywhere else
If the country is not on this page, we do not send there. A Czech European stamp would not carry the letter, so neither do we.
A sticker is goods, not a birthday card
Inside the EU the envelope does not need a customs form. Outside the EU, even in this European zone, the post can ask for a customs declaration because the envelope contains goods. The destination is still the one below. The form is paperwork, not a different map.
The list we follow
Česká pošta, s.p., Ceník základních poštovních služeb, section II, Abecední seznam evropských zemí, the text marked as effective 1 July 2026. If the post updates that list, this page should be updated with it. Česká pošta, s.p..