Send a Parcel To Italy
Send a Parcel to Italy with ParcelBroker
You’ll make big savings when you ship to Italy using ParcelBroker. Save up to 60% on shipping with your usual couriers like DHL, Parcelforce and DPD. Quickly compare and book the service you need, whether that’s for next-day delivery or a large parcel. You can even integrate your eCommerce platform directly to our market-leading international deliveries using the ParcelBroker WooCommerce plugin.
Whether you’re sending Christmas presents to your parent’s retirement home in Tuscany, or exporting goods to Milan, ParcelBroker is the right choice. You’ll save money sending, and you’ll have the invaluable expertise of our team behind you. Whatever you need to happen, we’ll make sure it’s taken care of.
Send Parcels to Italy from just £12 + VAT
Why ParcelBroker?
40-60% cheaper than direct
Looking to send a parcel to Italy? Send with us and you’ll get the best rates - we consolidate all our deliveries, allowing us to negotiate excellent prices that major carriers don’t offer when you go direct. We use fast, reliable and trusted delivery services for all our parcels to Italy, so why pay more?
Exceptional customer service
Fed up with other carriers? We’re a breath of fresh air - every customer is important to us, and we make sure that whether you’re sending one parcel to Italy or a thousand, you’re completely satisfied with our service. There are no automated lines or call centres here; we know how important good communication is to the transport industry, so you’ll speak directly with our team.
Simple booking process
Our booking process is straightforward and to the point, so you can get the services you need, when you need them. Simply choose the best rate for the service you need, fill in your details, and schedule your delivery to Italy - spend less time sending, and more time selling.
Register in under 1 min
Your time is valuable, so we don’t waste it with long registration forms. Get signed up with ParcelBroker today in less than 60 seconds, and benefit from low cost parcel delivery to Italy.
Italy FAQs
How long does parcel delivery from the UK to Italy take?
Most parcels reach Italy from the UK in 2-3 days. This does depend on different carriers, so be sure to check the estimated delivery times when comparing delivery to Italy prices.
Do I need to deal with customs when sending parcels from the UK to Italy?
Italy and the UK are both currently part of the European Union, meaning there’s no need to deal with customs. However, as Brexit unfolds, it’s entirely possible that this will change. Currently it’s not clear what will happen, but ParcelBroker is working hard to understand how this will affect our customers. We’re not afraid to get hands-on when necessary, so no matter what happens we’ll be ready to get your parcel where it needs to go.
How should I address my parcel for delivery to Italy?
The Italian address system is very similar to the one we have in the UK. You’ll need to supply the recipient’s name, street address and postcode, as well as their city. You will also need to write the area code, which usually consists of two letters (such as “RM” for Rome. Remember to write clearly so that foreign readers will find your address easy to understand (block capitals are always a good idea).
What are the import restrictions?
When you send a parcel to Italy there are few import restrictions. However, you should always check with HMRC before sending goods overseas. Visit the HMRC website to see what restrictions there are on shipping things such as tea, coffee, yarn, cosmetics and other products to Italy.
What are the import restrictions?
Italy’s postal carriers have much the same prohibitions on goods as those in the UK, many of which are set out by the EU’s Dangerous & Prohibited Goods articles. However, Italy also blocks the import of several other products such as:
- Eggs
- Fish
- Fossilized animals
- Tobacco
- Hunting trophies
ParcelBroker also requires that you check our prohibited items list before booking parcel delivery to Italy, since there are specific products that we cannot carry.
