From £19.29
Send parcels to Thailand for less with Parcel Monkey.
You can save money on shipping to Thailand with our courier quote calculator. Get an instant quote from multiple couriers and benefit from our discounted rates with DHL, DPD, TrakPak and Parcelforce.
Here are some examples of prices to send a parcel to Thailand. 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 Air Classic Delivery in 4-6 days. |
£19.29 | Buy Now |
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International Post Office Dropoff Delivery in 4-6 days. |
£29.89 | Buy Now |
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International Priority Delivery in 4-6 days. |
£31.29 | Buy Now |
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International Depot Drop Off Delivery in 4-6 days. |
£31.29 | Buy Now |
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Air Express Delivery by Air in 3-4 days. |
£32.19 | Buy Now |
The Kingdom of Thailand is a constitutional monarchy. It used to be called Siam and is located in the Indochina peninsula in South East Asia and shares borders with Malaysia, Cambodia, Laos and Burma. It is also the 20th most populous country in the world with a population exceeding that of the UK.
The costs to send a parcel to Thailand, including the cities of Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Pak Kret, Hat Yai and others are very reasonable considering the distance your parcel will travel. This is down to an improved infrastructure which has developed to handle to the booming tourism industry. Prices to send a parcel to Thailand start from just £17.99 via TrakPak with an estimated delivery time of 7-9 days, perfect for those who want affordable door to door shipping.
Further to this we have some great value service with DPD Air Classic who come and collect the parcel from your home or work address and deliver to Thailand in 4-6 days from just £19.19. This comes with all the benefits of the DPD App including delivery notifications in the recipients language.
Other speedy services include the ParcelForce option and Parcel Monkey Air Express both come at under £30 and these services are good for heavy parcels being sent to Thailand, meaning a 20kg box would cost around £90 to £100. An urgent small parcel can be sent via the ever reliable DHL Express service for under £55 and arrives in 2-3 working days, plus they can carry heavy items as well. .
In recent years Thailand's economy has been growing rapidly following a drive for industrialisation and closer emphasis on the global economy. Much of the economy today is focused on the electronic industries, transport and raw materials such as gold powder, latex and oil products. The export of rice is also of importance to the local economy. And, if you are looking to do business in Thailand, this website should help.
Just as most countries outside of the EU have import restrictions, so does Thailand. You can read the current list here and this is a very useful site, although you will need a browser which can translate the content for you like Google Chrome.
I would rate it higher, BUT for the fact that I am unable to track my parcel to Thiland which was collected on Monday. When I enter the tracking number I am informed the number should start PM well I put in PM followed by the numbers and I get the same responce numbers begin PM
Good prices and service
Everything was fine except that I stayed in for a whole day waiting for collection and no one came. I then had to rebook for 2days later.
Excellent service. Parcel arrived in Thailand in 3 days.
Only one parcel of two arrived on time. The first parcel arrived from the UK to Thailand very quickly but the consignment ended up being split and caused great concern for the customer. Finally turned up after two weeks
Very simple process to use & satisfactory outcome & delivery. Only personal issue was no access to printer to print off documentation but other than this very satisfied with service.
Parcel arrived safely and on schedule. Kept updated during its transit. Excellent.
Great service quick and reliable would definitely use this website again and recommend to others. My father received his package within 4 days and he lives in Thailand!
