Sending parcels abroad
You can also use our software to quickly and easily convert orders from abroad into shipping labels. If customs forms are required for a parcel, you will automatically be notified about this. That way there won’t be any surprises!
Specifications for parcel shipments abroad
EU shipment |
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| Weight | 0 – 23 kg 23 – 30 kg (+ € 3) |
| Minimumformaat | 10 x 10 x 1 cm |
| Minimum size | 100 x 70 x 58 cm 175 x 78 x 58 cm (+ € 3) |
| Total parcel size | 300 cm (= L x 2xB x 2xH) |
| Transmission time | View the summary per country here. |
| Track & Trace | Available for you and your customer. |
| Insurance | Signature upon receipt and insurance up to a purchase value of €500 included by default |
World shipment. |
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| Weight | 0 – 20 kg |
| Minimum size | 10 x 10 x 1 cm |
| Maximum size | 100 x 50 x 50 cm |
| Transmission time | View the summary per country here. |
| Track & Trace | Available for you and your customer. |
| Insurance | Signature upon receipt and insurance insurance up to a purchase value of €200 included by default. |
* For parcels sent within Europe that are heavier than the maximum weight (30kg), there is a pallet surcharge of €100.
Sending smaller parcels abroad
Occasionally, smaller parcels with international destinations that fit through the letterbox (letterbox parcels) are sent through the mail sorting centre, regardless of the parcel label. When a parcel is sent abroad through the mail sorting centre, it takes longer for the parcel to be offered to the customer. In this case, the Track & Trace code cannot be tracked completely either. Therefore, when you use a parcel label for smaller parcels, check first that the parcel does not fit through the letterbox.
Forbidden to send some items abroad
Not all goods and materials can be shipped over the border. In addition to rules about items that you may and may not send, there are also restrictions for specific countries relating to goods and materials that are and are not permitted there. Prepare by checking in advance which items you can and cannot send to international destinations. This prevents customs from seizing or destroying your post or parcel.
Tips for sending parcels abroad
Always specify the telephone number and email address of the addressee on the shipping label
Make sure that the addressee’s name exactly matches the nameplate at the addressee’s house or premises.
If you have a door code available from the recipient, it is good to specify this on the shipping label as well.