
Due to operational restrictions, we can't accept Large Parcels to Canada until further notice. You can still send Small Parcels up to 2kg.
We're sorry for any inconvenience. We'll update this page as soon as we know more.
- Applies to parcels containing goods
- Applies to Large Letters containing goods
- Applies to gifts valued over €45
- Must fit within our Small Parcel size (length + width + depth combined must not exceed 90cm, with no one side exceeding 50cm)
- Maximum weight 2kg
- Documents
- Gifts valued at €45 or less
Additional charges now apply to some goods sent to Europe. Any customs duties, taxes and handling fees are payable by the recipient before delivery. Please check the latest country-specific requirements before posting.
- Applies to parcels containing goods
- Applies to Large Letters containing goods
- Applies to gifts valued over €45
- Must fit within our Small Parcel size (length + width + depth combined must not exceed 90cm, with no one side exceeding 50cm)
- Maximum weight 2kg
- Documents
- Gifts valued at €45 or less
- Applies to parcels containing goods
- Applies to Large Letters containing goods
- Applies to gifts valued over €45
- Must fit within our Small Parcel size (length + width + depth combined must not exceed 90cm, with no one side exceeding 50cm)
- Maximum weight 2kg
- Documents
- Gifts valued at €45 or less
Due to operational restrictions, we can't accept Large Parcels to Sweden until further notice. You can still send Small Parcels up to 2kg.
We're sorry for any inconvenience. We'll update this page as soon as we know more.
Import duties now apply to all goods sent to the USA, except gifts worth under $100. The rate depends on where the goods were made. For example:
- Goods made in the UK: 10% duty
- Most goods made in the EU: 15% duty
What you need to know:
- Weight limit: Parcels can weigh up to 2kg with a maximum declared value of $800.
- Duty payment: You must pay any duty when you post your item, plus a £1 administration fee.
- Customs declaration: On the electronic customs form, you'll need to give the 10-digit HS Tariff Code and the country of manufacture (also known as origin) for each item in your parcel.
- Exemptions: Gifts under $100, letters and documents are duty-free. You'll still need to fill in the customs form and pay the £1 administration fee.
- How to send: Please send goods with our International Tracked Service.
Need an HS Tariff Code? FedEx's lookup tool will help you find the right code for each item.
Can't see your destination? There are no country-specific updates for it at the moment, but please post as early as your can. Christmas is the busiest time of year for international post