Send a parcel to Bhutan from only £60.77
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- Get parcel cover worth up to £50 included
- Protect your parcel up to £5000 with extra cover
- Send up to 70kg on selected services
Bhutan
If you’re wanting to send a parcel to Bhutan, you’re going to need a service that can handle your parcel with care. Parcel2Go works with reliable international courier services like UPS, TNT and DPD to ensure your courier to Bhutan gets your parcel where it needs to go safely and securely.
Parcel2Go’s years of international experience means you don’t have to worry about your postage to Bhutan. Before you send your parcel, we strongly suggest checking Bhutan's Customs regulations to see if your package will meet regulations. This will make it much easier for us to deliver your parcel without delay.
We also recommend checking if your parcel’s delivery will coincide with public holidays such as bank holidays and national non-working days (Saturdays and Sundays) to avoid any hold ups.
If you’d like to send a parcel to Bhutan straight away, take a look at the prices we can offer you and read our useful information listed below. Get a quote now to get the cheapest possible price for our experienced services.
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What else do you need to know...
Do I need to deal with customs when sending from the UK to Bhutan?
You will need to carry out customs duties on goods that you send to Bhutan from the UK, which can be stressful if you don’t know which forms you need to complete. Luckily, we’ll send you over everything you need to fill out when you book an order with us, so breathe a sigh of relief.
How much does it cost to send a parcel from the UK to Bhutan?
Postage to Bhutan starts from as little as £60.77 when you book through Parcel2Go. We work hard to ensure we are able to quote you the lowest prices no matter which service or courier you choose. Rest assured, you’ll always get the best deal with us.
How should I address my parcel for delivery to Bhutan?
According to the Universal Postal Union, the key aspects of addressing in Bhutan that differ to the UK format are a four-digit postal code inserted to the right of the locality name on the second-to-last line of the address, and a ‘zone’ number located on the line above.
You'll find a useful guide here.
What items can I send?
Bhutan’s Ministry of Finance have specified that the following items are banned from import into the country:
- Raw meat
- Weapons and ammunition
- Cultural artefacts
- Religious items
For more information, contact HM Revenue and Customs, or refer to our prohibited items list for a general overview.