Send a Parcel to Libya
Postage to Libya from £17.39 exc VAT
Shipping to Libya
If you’re trying to book a courier to Libya, Parcel2Go is on hand to arrange delivery quickly and easily. We only use reputable international delivery partners (including DPD, UPS and TNT) to help you send your parcel to Libya without worrying about security. There’s no need for stress when you arrange postage to Libya with our services. We’ll help you take care of any Libyan Customs requirements for your package before you send it.
Please make sure before you book that your delivery time doesn’t coincide with any national holidays such as Eid or non-working days (Friday and Saturday) that could mean your parcel experiences delays We provide you with fantastic service as standard, with the best prices you’ll find for booking a courier to Libya. Read on for more information on delivery estimates and other pre-booking considerations you’ll need to know. Click the button below to get a quote instantly!
Our top cheapest prices to Libya
What items can I send to Libya?
There are some items that you might not expect aren’t permitted for shipping to Libya. These include:
Mineral water
Oriental rugs
Luxury cars
Furs
Tea and coffee
Pork
For more information, contact HM Revenue and Customs. You should check our prohibited items page too for goods that can’t be handled by our couriers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to deal with customs when sending from the UK to Libya?
You’ll need to attach the appropriate customs documents to your parcel before posting to Libya, but not to worry. When you book with us, we’ll send you the declaration forms you need along with your label for you to print off. Simple!
How much does it cost to send a parcel from the UK to Libya?
Postage to Libya starts from just £25.85 when you book through Parcel2go, a price that’s exclusive to us. And with loads of options on all our services, you’re free to choose how you want to send.
How should I address my parcel for delivery to Libya?
When addressing your parcel to Libya, you can refer to this handy example put together by the Universal Postal Union.