Written on February 27, 2009 at 1:30 pm by Jennie

Price of Stamps Increases in France: March 2009

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Starting March 2, 2009, the price to send a Prioritaire letter (up to 20 g) within France & the DOM-TOMs will be 56 centimes, a 1 centime increase from last year. The cheaper Ecopli price will be 51 centimes, also a 1 centime increase.

The price to send a letter within the European Union & Switzerland will be 70 centimes, a 5 centime increase from last year. [Apparently this also includes Liechtenstein, San Marino and the Vatican, which are not in the EU... But definitely not Norway, Iceland, or Andorra, which are also not in the EU.]

For the rest of the world, however, the price remains at 85 centimes.

La Poste’s website has pdf files you can download for all the new prices, for mail originating from France Métropolitaine and the DOM-TOMs.

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http://randomattentiondisorder.typepad.com/ cara

Slightly off-topic, but did you know about the livre/brochure tariff? Not sure if you ever mail books, but this is definitely the way to go. I mailed a book this morning to the UK from Corse and it was .85 centimes! Amazing. Unfortunately the tariff does not work within France.
http://randomattentiondisorder.typepad.com cara

Slightly off-topic, but did you know about the livre/brochure tariff? Not sure if you ever mail books, but this is definitely the way to go. I mailed a book this morning to the UK from Corse and it was .85 centimes! Amazing. Unfortunately the tariff does not work within France.
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I guess it´s still cheap enough. I wish the SNCF price would only go up by 1 centime every year…!

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http://www.correresmidestino.com Zhu

I guess it´s still cheap enough. I wish the SNCF price would only go up by 1 centime every year…!

Zhus last blog post..Colonial Paraty
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Thanks for the links. Your article is useful for me, because I go in France soon.
Good continuation