Distinguish between inland mail and international mail.

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Inland MailInternational MailAn inland mail is one where the sender and receiver of the mail reside within the same coun...

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Inland MailInternational MailAn inland mail is one where the sender and receiver of the mail reside within the same coun...

Inland Mail	International Mail
An inland mail is one where the sender and receiver of the mail reside within the same country.	On the other hand, where the sender and receiver of the mail reside in different countries it is called International Mail.
Inland mail is subject to the postal regulations and standards of the country where it is being sent.	International mail is subject to both the postal regulations of the sending country and the customs regulations of the receiving country.
Inland mail typically requires standard addressing formats and may involve additional documentation for certain types of mail, such as registered or certified mail.	International mail requires specific documentation, including customs forms and accurate addressing in accordance with international postal standards.