Post to Slovenia
Postage to Slovenia from £11.59 exc VAT
Ship to Slovenia with Parcel2Go
Hoping to book a courier service to Slovenia today? Parcel2Go is here to help.
We’re the first choice for cheap postage to Slovenia that’s quick and safe. Our trusted courier partners include UPS, DPD and TNT. When you choose to send your parcel with us, you’ll access years of international delivery experience and cheap prices.
No matter the package you’re posting to Slovenia, we’ll handle it. Rest assured we’ll get your item to its destination on time, even with Slovenia Customs requirements, national holidays and non-working days (Saturday and Sunday) that could cause your parcel to get held up in transit.
We offer you value for money, with our great customer service and expertise all part of the low cost of postage. Read further down the page for more information on booking postage to Slovenia, costs and any other considerations prior to booking. Click the button below to get an instant quote.
Our International Services to Slovenia
What Items Can I Send to Slovenia?
Slovenia has a number of rules in place to ensure that certain items don’t get into the country. Banned goods include:
Cashew nuts
Foreign products bearing trademarks infringing copyright
Materials with a lead content of over 10%
Contraceptives
Yeast
For more information, get in touch with HM Revenue and Customs, and for a list of goods that can’t be carried by our couriers, see our prohibited items page.
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
Do I need to deal with customs when sending from the UK to Slovenia?
Yes. When you ship a parcel to Slovenia, your shipment will be subject to customs regulations and fees. Parcel2Go will send you all the documentation you need once you complete your booking with us.
How much does it cost to send a parcel from the UK to Slovenia?
Believe it or not, postage to Slovenia costs as low as £9.59 when you book your delivery through Parcel2Go, a price you won’t find anywhere else. Thanks to our Lowest Price Guarantee on parcels to Europe, we’ll match any price you find that’s cheaper than ours. That way, you never have to shop anywhere else!
How should I address my parcel for delivery to Slovenia?
Slovenia adheres to an addressing format that’s fairly typical of the European Union. You can refer to this addressing guide put together by the Universal Postal Union for a detailed example.
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.