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We have lots of courier services to Hong Kong available to buy online. This includes options where you drop-off your parcel at a local shop or Post Office, and others that are collected by the courier directly from your home or work.
From £12.79
Simply use the 'Instant Quote' box to the right to get a price for sending your parcel.
Here are some examples of prices to send a parcel to Hong Kong. We have many options, so for a personalised quote please enter the weight of your item into the quote box below.
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DPD Pickup Classic Delivery in 4-5 days. |
£12.79 | Buy Now |
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DPD Pickup Express Delivery in 2-3 days. |
£13.59 | Buy Now |
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DPD Air Classic Delivery in 4-5 days. |
£15.39 | Buy Now |
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Trak Pak Delivery in 7-10 days. |
£22.99 | Buy Now |
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International Post Office Dropoff Delivery in 3 days. |
£25.24 | Buy Now |
As an Asian business centre, packages regularly cross the border to Hong Kong. To ensure that your shipment arrives smoothly, you should know a bit more about the country's regulations.
Like many countries around the world, Hong Kong used to be a British colony. Britain gained control of this Asian nation in the 1840s. For a short time, Japan was in control, before Britain again became the governing power. This arrangement remained until 1997, when Hong Kong was ceded back to China, its mother country.
Despite being under Chinese control, Hong Kong maintains much of its previous flavour in both government and economic policy. Hong Kong is a melding of both eastern and western influences, with a much more open policy than neighbouring China. Visitors can still see the distinct mark of the British occupation period in both education and business. While Hong Kong turns to China for guidance on military and foreign affairs, the largely-autonomous government is free to develop their own policies in other areas. Hong Kong has a relatively free economy, making it a mecca for trade in the region. Taxes are low and the financial sector is strong. While the seven million citizens make for a high population density, the people have a comfortable standard of living.
Most world businesses with Asian offices or headquarters make their home in Hong Kong. Because of the high population density, Hong Kong is extremely weak in agricultural resources, making it necessary to import most of what the citizens need for daily living. Hong Kong also acts a manufacturing middleman, distributing products made in nearby China. Almost the entire economy of Hong Kong rests in the service sector.
Import Restrictions
Hong Kong has some of the most lax import and export regulations in the world. Experts designate Hong Kong as a laissez-faire capitalist market. While Hong Kong does publish a list of items prohibited from import, it pays to read the regulations carefully. Upon closer examination, even these prohibited items may be sent across the border if specific requirements and licensing is obtained. The list of prohibited items include:
Besides these categories of discouraged shipments, there are more than two dozen other categories of products that are considered controlled or restricted. This list includes:
For more information, see the full listing published by the Hong Kong government. Exploring this site will uncover vital import information, including what types of permits are needed for each category of goods and what departments issue this necessary paperwork.
Useful Information
As a business centre, Hong Kong is focused on making business transactions as easy as possible. Because of this, most small, letter-size shipments are completely duty free and easily pass through the border of Hong Kong. This makes it extremely easy to ship paperwork, proposals and other business mail from the United Kingdom to Hong Kong. Packages, however, need full customs forms and proper declarations. It is also recommended that parcels be packaged securely, as the trip from the UK to Hong Kong is quite long.
Booking in was tricky as I repeatedly got messages to say that items listed in my customs declaration were not allowed. It turned out that the only problem was that I had included a £ sign in front of the total value, so beware of this as nothing mentioned on the order form. Otherwise all went smoothly, all in the hands of DPD. Thank you
Reliable booking online, fast delivery, can track the parcel. Very very pleased with the service.
Excellent value and fast delivery! Recommended.
It was good to have different levels of service offered, and alternative prices. I choose a company I have never used before and they were very efficient, turned up when they said they would and tracked all the way
The booking and dispatch process was easy and efficient. Tracking was easy, except that the report on what has happened is not accurate ("there is a problem with the address" when it was an address used for 5 years - and by Parcel Monkey/DPD previously). However, the cost makes it good value for money.
Excellent hassle free service easy to use
Superb Heavy 1/2 pallet collection and delivery from Northern Ireland to England smooth fast and delivered safely
Incredible Service Stupendous A Company which actually serves their customers well !! Their INCREDIBLE value PROMISE TO DELIVER, and attention to detail are to be revered This is after having MANY MANY MANY SUB-STANDARD Deals On balance Parcel Monkey are Marked Out as definite Market Leaders IN THEIR FIELD
