3 Days

from £35.10

TNT Express

from £40.74

FedEx World Express

£56.76

Parcel2Go Express

4 Days

5 Days+

from £28.91

FedEx World Economy

£48.37

Parcel2Go Express Saver

from £84.30

TNT Economy Express

£97.62

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About Perth Courier Services

Perth is the capital and largest city of the Australian state of Western Australia. Perth ranks fourth amongst the nation's cities, with a growth rate consistently above the national average. Its port, Fremantle, is a city in its own right and slightly older than Perth.
Perth tied for fifth place in The Economist's 2009 list of the World's Most Livable Cities. Perth is a classic example of a Mediterranean climate, receiving moderate though highly seasonal rainfall. Summers are generally hot and dry, lasting from December to late March, with February generally being the hottest month of the year. Perth is a particularly sunny city and the climate of Perth allows for extensive outdoor sport activity. This is reflected in the wide variety of sports available to citizens of the city.
Perth’s residents tend to favour Australia Post when sending parcels. If you’re booking a parcel delivery to Perth from the UK, make sure you check the courier services available on the Parcel2Go.com website. And if you’re going to be out at work on the day you want the parcel collected, Parcel2Go.com has a convenient solution. You can arrange to have the parcel for Perth collected from your workplace instead of your home; simply enter your workplace as the collection address when prompted on the online booking form. This convenient option applies to all Parcel2Go.com’s delivery services to Perth, including those categorised as “residential collection to residential delivery”.
It may seem obvious, but correct labelling of your parcel to Perth is vital so here are some general tips. Type the destination address into the Parcel2Go.com website carefully so there can be no mistake in reading the label. Ensure packages are labelled appropriately using the right labels like “Fragile” as these will help to ensure your parcel is handled with care by the courier to Perth. Also, it’s best to avoid attaching your shipping label over any seams in the parcel because this can cause the barcode to distort and it won’t be easy for the scanners to read it, which means your courier to Perth will encounter difficulties processing your precious package. After all, you don’t want your parcel to Perth to be delayed!
It may seem obvious, but correct labelling of your parcel to Perth is vital so here are some general tips. Type the destination address into the Parcel2Go.com website carefully so there can be no mistake in reading the label. Ensure packages are labelled appropriately using the right labels like “Fragile” as these will help to ensure your parcel is handled with care by the courier to Perth. Also, it’s best to avoid attaching your shipping label over any seams in the parcel because this can cause the barcode to distort and it won’t be easy for the scanners to read it, which means your courier to Perth will encounter difficulties processing your precious package. After all, you don’t want your parcel to Perth to be delayed!
And whichever delivery service you decide to use to send a parcel to Perth with Parcel2Go.com, be it FedEx World Express, FedEx World Economy or TNT Worldwide Express, for total peace of mind you have £50 compensation cover for loss and damage included in the price and additional compensation cover is available up to £500.

Customer Reviews for Perth

Mills
I sent a package to my daughter in Sydney last Wednesday and it arrived today, Monday with FedEx. Overall experience was very good with on line help and tracking. Will use again Jon

Weavers
After consistently being let down by a "FIRST CLASS" delivery system, I Used Parcel2go. Which at the time I guess rated as a second to the "FIRST class" Only to be surprised by an efficiency of a First Class. Fed up with this class system? Then go to parcel2go. And get the job done. (There are First Class) Of course.