Send a parcel to Croatia
Postage to Croatia from £11.59
Posting to Croatia?
Great international courier services to Croatia aren’t cost-prohibitive when you book through Parcel2Go. Our low-cost shipping to Croatia through trustworthy couriers such as Royal Mail, DPD, TNT and more will help put your mind at ease and save you money.
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Our Services and Postage to Croatia
Looking for reliable Croatia parcel delivery? Look no further than Parcel2Go!
When you choose to send through us, we give you door to door shipping for prices as low as £11.59. Our Lowest Price Guarantee means you get the best price, every time.
Our decades of experience shipping to Croatia and other destinations in Europe from the UK. Our network of reliable Croatia courier services give you options from express, economy and super economy to match your time requirements and budget.
Before You Ship to Croatia
When thinking about when to send your parcel to Croatia, avoid sending on any Croatian national holidays or non-working days (Saturday and Sunday). This means your Croatia couriers can get your parcel to its destination on time.
Get free tracking with every shipment so you know your parcel will arrive safely. Book through our quick quote tool now!
Our International Services to Croatia
Croatia Customs and Posting to Croatia After Brexit
As Croatia forms part of the European Union, you may have to pay VAT rates of 23% when sending a parcel to Croatia. EU VAT applies if the value of your parcel and the postage together is higher than £38*/€45.
For example, if you were sending a gift to Croatia, if your parcel was valued at £37 and your postage cost £5, you’d need to pay customs charges. To help you understand customs more, here are further details on sending gifts to Europe.
The VAT will also apply if your postage to Croatia is coming from Amazon, Etsy or other marketplaces.
*GBP rate may fluctuate as conversion rates change
Our Top Tip
Need more information on shipping to Croatia? Our international shipping hub has everything you need. If you own a business, you can also use our bank of handy resources for business senders with EU customers.
Croatia Address Format
Get your parcel to the right address with our Croatia address format example below. Don’t forget to write ‘CROATIA’ in capital letters at the end to avoid any unnecessary delays to your delivery.
Here’s a full guide to addressing parcels to Croatia.
Prohibited Items in Croatia
Thinking about sending items via parcel delivery to Croatia? You’ll need to make sure you’ve not packed any border control prohibited items. The Croatia Customs department has more information to help you with postage to Croatia.
Using our expertise, we’ve also generated a list of prohibited items that our Croatia couriers won’t transport. Check it out below.
EU Customs Changes: What the New €3 Duty Means for Your Shipments
From 1 July 2026, the EU is introducing a flat €3 customs duty on individual items valued under €150, shipped from outside the EU. Crucially, the charge applies per product type within a parcel — not per parcel. Send a package containing a shirt, a phone case and a book, and you're looking at €9 in duty, not €3.
What you need to know:
Ship before 1 July 2026 to avoid the new charges on eligible consignments
Shipments over €150 are not subject to this flat levy — but will still need to pay standard customs duty rates
Private gifts between individuals valued under €45 remain exempt — find out more about customs & VAT
Business senders should use Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) at checkout — this settles all duties upfront so your recipient receives their parcel without unexpected charges at the door
For businesses and eCommerce sellers shipping regularly to EU customers, the per-item duty structure means costs can stack up quickly. Using DDP keeps the delivery experience smooth for your customers and reduces the risk of parcels being held at customs due to unpaid charges.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is posting to Croatia the same as posting in the UK?
Postage to Croatia has differences to postage within the UK. Croatia is a separate EU state, which means you should check if you need to pay EU VAT as part of customs duties. Customs requirements should be checked before you post.
Fore more help on shipping to the EU and EU VAT, check out our International Shipping Hub.
How much does it cost to post to Croatia from the UK?
Croatia delivery prices start from £11.59 with Parcel2Go. When you take advantage of our Lowest Price Guarantee, you won’t find lower Croatia delivery costs anywhere else! Our quick quote tool will tell you exactly how much you can save.
How long does it take to ship a package to Croatia?
Need to send a gift to Croatia in 1-2 days? Use our express Croatia parcel delivery services. For parcels that can take a little longer, you can send in up to 7 days with our economy and super economy services.
Just enter your details into our quick quote tool and see all the options for Croatia courier services available.
What can you not send to Croatia?
Croatia has restrictions on what you can send These restrictions can include:
Any living organism including animals and plants
Batteries or anything containing batteries
Cigars and cigarillos
Cosmetics
Narcotics
Poisonous and toxic liquids and gases
Croatia couriers will also have their own lists of what they will and won’t be able to ship for you. We’ve listed them in a prohibited items list to help you get your parcel through customs and on its way. It’s best to consult the Customs department website for more details on prohibited border control items.
What Are the General Product Safety Regulations (GPSR)?
The General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) came into effect on 13 December 2024, introducing updated product safety requirements for goods sold or shipped to the EU and Northern Ireland (NI).
If you're a UK business or online seller sending parcels internationally, the regulations may apply to your shipment. One of the main requirements is appointing a Responsible Person based in the EU or NI to oversee product compliance and safety. Products and packaging may also need to meet updated GPSR labelling requirements before they can be placed on the market.
Checking whether your goods comply with GPSR before booking international delivery can help avoid delays, returns or customs issues.