Sending a parcel abroad
Send your parcel worldwide, the way you want
- Choose from different shipping solutions: online and offline
- Always a Post Point with flexible opening hours close by
- Follow your parcel with Track & Trace
Create your international shipping label in a few clicks. Even without an account.
Send your parcel worldwide in 4 steps
Sending your parcel to one of these countries in Europe?
Sending a parcel to France, Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Spain, Luxembourg, Polan, Portugal
Do it yourself: online
Standard
- Create your shipping label immediately online
- Delivery to an address or Pick-up Point in France and the Netherlands
- Up to 30 kg
Don't have a printer? Have your shipping label printed in a Post Office or Post Point
Get assistance and advice: in a sales point
Economy
- Delivery to an address
- Up to 2 kg
- No Track & Trace available
Standard
- Delivery to an address
- Up to 30 kg
- Follow your parcel with Track & Trace
Express
- Delivery to an address
- Up to 30 kg
- Confirmation of receipt with date of delivery and signature of receiver
- Follow your parcel with Track & Trace
Some areas inside the EU are not part of the EU's fiscal territory.
In this case, you must add the required customs documents like for shipments sent outside the EU.
Calculate the price of your international shipment inside the EU
Find a Post Point in your neighbourhood
Would you prefer to have your parcel picked up at your home? That's possible from €7.93. Request this online at
Packaging tips for problem-free shipping outside the EU
For your parcel:
- Use a strong box made from corrugated cardboard. If you are sending multiple items at once, wrap them separately and include dividers to prevent damage. Fill the empty spaces in your parcel with newspaper or other shock-absorbing filler material. Make sure that the contents cannot shift. There is still empty space? Choose a smaller box.
- For fragile items, choose a box with double sides.
- Use strong tape to seal your parcel in places where it might rip or open up.
For your shipping label:
- Attach the shipping label to the box firmly and visibly. Make sure that the entire label is legible.
- Are you using a used box? Check the quality of the box and remove all labels and stickers on the outside. This prevents confusion when we sort your parcel.
Purchase your packaging
Online or in a Post Office or Post Point in your neighbourhood
- That way you are sure that your parcel complies with the guidelines
- You can choose different sizes and gift packages
Perhaps you still have one of these questions
You can follow your parcel being sent abroad if we get that Track & Trace information from our foreign colleagues. Follow it in Track & Trace or via the My bpost app.
Most senders have fixed agreements with bpost for lost and damaged parcels. Only you, as the sender, can open a file for a lost or damaged parcel as you have paid bpost for the shipment.
Please contact us as soon as possible via the online form at the bottom of this page. This way you can immediately provide all the necessary information and documents to process your file. In case of damages, your complaint must be submitted within 7 calendar days.
If you send goods, they must always be sent as a parcel. The price to send a parcel abroad depends on the weight, size, destination and the options you choose. With bpost you can send parcels of up to 30 kg to more than 220 countries. Make your shipping label online, via the eShop, or go to a Post Office or Post Point.
- Complete the CN23 section / document and attach a copy (customs documents):
- These fields must be completed on this document:
- Sender
- Addressee
- HS code: Customs worldwide use the uniform HS code (Harmonized System) to identify goods. To find out which code you should use, please consult FPS Finance.
- Country of origin
- Shipment details
- These fields must be completed on this document:
- Always include two copies of the invoice or the pro forma invoice.
- For shipments with a value of more than €1,000 you should also add the Single Administrative Document.
Sending your parcel to one of these countries outside Europe?
- Complete the CN23 section / document and attach a copy (customs documents):
- These fields must be completed on this document:
- Sender
- Addressee
- HS code: Customs worldwide use the uniform HS code (Harmonized System) to identify goods. To find out which code you should use, please consult FPS Finance.
- Country of origin
- Shipment details
- These fields must be completed on this document:
- Always include two copies of the invoice or the pro forma invoice.
- For shipments with a value of more than €1,000 you should also add the Single Administrative Document.
Sending a parcel to Russia, China, United States, United Kingdom
Do it yourself: online
Standard
- Create your shipping label immediately online
- Delivery to an address
- Up to 30 kg
Don't have a printer? Have your shipping label printed in a Post Office or Post Point
Get assistance and advice: in a sales point
Economy
- Delivery to an address
- Up to 2 kg
- No Track & Trace available
Standard
- Delivery to an address
- Up to 30 kg
- Follow your parcel with Track & Trace
Express
- Delivery to an address
- Up to 30 kg
- Confirmation of receipt with date of delivery and signature of receiver
- Follow your parcel with Track & Trace
Calculate the price of your international shipment outside the EU
Which customs documents do I need to send my parcel outside the EU?
Attach the following completed documents on the outside of your parcel in a transparent pouch:
- CN23 document
- 4 copies of the commercial invoice or the pro forma invoice
Is your shipment worth more than €1000?
In that case, add a completed Single Administrative Document to your parcel in the transparent pouch.
Find a Post Point in your neighbourhood
Would you prefer to have your parcel picked up at your home? That's possible from €7.93. Request this online at
Packaging tips for problem-free shipping outside the EU
For your parcel:
- Use a strong box made from corrugated cardboard. If you are sending multiple items at once, wrap them separately and include dividers to prevent damage. Fill the empty spaces in your parcel with newspaper or other shock-absorbing filler material. Make sure that the contents cannot shift. There is still empty space? Choose a smaller box.
- For fragile items, choose a box with double sides.
- Use strong tape to seal your parcel in places where it might rip or open up.
For your shipping label:
- Attach the shipping label to the box firmly and visibly. Make sure that the entire label is legible.
- Are you using a used box? Check the quality of the box and remove all labels and stickers on the outside. This prevents confusion when we sort your parcel.
For your customs documents:
- Attach a CN23 form clearly visible in a transparent pouch on the outside of your parcel.
Purchase your packaging
Online or in a Post Office or Post Point in your neighbourhood
- That way you are sure that your parcel complies with the guidelines
- You can choose different sizes and gift packages
Perhaps you still have one of these questions
You can follow your parcel being sent abroad if we get that Track & Trace information from our foreign colleagues. Follow it in Track & Trace or via the My bpost app.
Most senders have fixed agreements with bpost for lost and damaged parcels. Only you, as the sender, can open a file for a lost or damaged parcel as you have paid bpost for the shipment.
Please contact us as soon as possible via the online form at the bottom of this page. This way you can immediately provide all the necessary information and documents to process your file. In case of damages, your complaint must be submitted within 7 calendar days.
If you send goods, they must always be sent as a parcel. The price to send a parcel abroad depends on the weight, size, destination and the options you choose. With bpost you can send parcels of up to 30 kg to more than 220 countries. Make your shipping label online, via the eShop, or go to a Post Office or Post Point.
- Complete the CN23 section / document and attach a copy (customs documents):
- These fields must be completed on this document:
- Sender
- Addressee
- HS code: Customs worldwide use the uniform HS code (Harmonized System) to identify goods. To find out which code you should use, please consult FPS Finance.
- Country of origin
- Shipment details
- These fields must be completed on this document:
- Always include two copies of the invoice or the pro forma invoice.
- For shipments with a value of more than €1,000 you should also add the Single Administrative Document.
