From £38.59
Of all the countries in what is called Central America, Nicaragua is the largest in terms of and landmass. Unlike many of the large countries in the rest of the world, it only shares borders with two countries: Honduras and Costa Rica. Parcel Monkey is a simple to use courier comparison site, so you can access low cost shipping rates from the likes of DHL, Asendia and our own brand Express shipping services to Nicaragua by simply adding your parcel details into our quote engine.
We can help not only people in the UK send to Nicaragua for less, we can now help people from all over the world including those in the US get better prices for shipping on parcelmonkey.com
Here are some examples of prices to send a parcel to Nicaragua. We have many options, so for a personalised quote please enter the weight of your item into the quote box below.
The United Nations suggest that about 80% of the population live on less than $2 a day. As you can appreciate, with such little national income, there isn't a huge amount of trade, and therefore, not much international shipping taking place between our two nations.
Despite this the time it takes and the prices charged to send parcels to Nicaragua are very competitive. You can expect a parcel to take between two and four full days from the date of collection to be delivered and at costs which range from around £32 to £65 depending on whether you select DHL or our own service to fulfil your order. There is also a service provided by Asendia Worldwide which is a little slower, taking 7-10 days.
When parcels are heavier, say 10kg, you would be best off choosing our Air Express service as you can book it from around £66, where as DHL would chrage via our site nearly £100 more than this. The service only takes one further day and is fully tracked, so much greater value for money.
Customs Information
As you will be sending personal or business affects into Nicaragua it is essential that you make yourself aware of the restrictions or prohibited items. Be sure to check whether you can send radio or telephone equipment. You should also check the current rules on sending new items into the country. This is in addition to our own prohibited items list which you will be offered to check during the booking process.
You should also be aware that there is no consular service in Nicaragua. If you need any assistance then you should contact the British Embassy in Costa Rica, you can find most current contact details here.
A Brief Overview
In pre-Columbian times the area we call Nicaragua was actually located between the Mesoamercian and Andean cultural areas and wasn't populated in any great fashion until around 500BC when the Pipil people migrated down from Mexico. The early Sixteenth century saw the beginning of a shared history with its neighbours. It was then where the Spanish started their lengthy control of the region and independence in the early Nineteenth century. The United States of America has had a great interest in the region and likes of Panama, Nicaragua and Honduras all having been invaded at some time in the past two hundred years. It is only Belize, which used to have the moniker British Honduras which hasn't been invaded since the US gained independence.
The 1960's and 70's saw great upheaval in Nicaragua with a revolution and its aftermath. It wasn't until the election of 1984 that any resemblance of democracy was seen. As with many nations that have seen great social and political change in recent decades, Nicaragua has a very troubled economy.
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