Send a Parcel to Peru
Ship to Peru from the UK with Parcel2Go from £29.29
Ship to Peru with Parcel2Go
Our Services and Postage to Peru
Get an instant quote on the cost of shipping to Peru now - just click the button below! If you’d like to send a parcel to Peru, Parcel2Go will help you get it done in no time. We focus on providing a brilliant delivery service with low prices with the help of our long-standing international delivery partners, including Parcelforce, UPS and DPD. We aim to get your parcel delivered on time at the best price you’ll find.
It’s best to check before booking that national holidays and non-working days (Saturday and Sunday) won’t impact your estimated delivery. Otherwise, your parcel might take a little bit longer to get to its final destination. It’s also recommended that you check regulations for parcels with Peruvian Customs - does your package meet the rules and regulations for delivery? Postage to Peru is easy with our no-fuss delivery service.
Read on for useful information to know before you book, or get a free instant quote on your delivery.
Our International Services to Peru
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to deal with customs when sending from the UK to Peru?
You will need to be ready for customs duties when posting to Peru from the UK, but it’s easier than you might think. Just place an order with us, and we’ll send you all the necessary declaration forms to ensure your parcel gets from A to B without a hitch.
How much does it cost to send a parcel from the UK to Peru?
Postage to Peru is priced as low as £29.29 when you book your delivery through Parcel2Go. Plus, there’s loads of options available on all the cheap parcels we offer — everything from signature tracking and parcel cover to drop-off and express deliveries.
And with our Lowest Price Guarantee, you can be sure you'll always secure the cheapest shipping to Peru with Parcel2Go.
How should I address my parcel for delivery to Peru?
It’s worth noting that Peruvian addresses always include the type of street on the second line of the address — for example, a “calle”, “avenida” or a “jirón”.
Not sure what that means? Don’t worry — it’s all here in this useful addressing guide put together by the Universal Postal Union.