Postage to China
Shipping to China
China is renowned as a global centre for imports and exports, which means shipping to China is a busy space. That’s why you need an international courier service that you can trust to get your parcels to China quickly and safely.
Send parcels to China with Evri in as little as 15 days.
If you’re an Amazon, eBay or Etsy seller, you’ll need to provide an IOSS number when booking your postage to China from the UK. This will normally appear on your invoice from your chosen marketplace. You’ll also need to supply certain documents for customs and import tax.
Cheap shipping to China
When you send packages to China, you can be sure you’re getting a great service at a low price with Evri. You can send parcels internationally up to 15kg. Parcels are priced per 250g so you can save by providing the exact weight of your parcel.
| Parcel size | Prices from |
|---|---|
| Parcel size 250g | Prices from £7.71 |
| Parcel size 500g | Prices from £9.47 |
| Parcel size 1kg | Prices from £13.01 |
| Parcel size 2kg | Prices from £19.79 |
| Parcel size 5kg+ | Prices from £35.69 |
How to send to a parcel to China
There are three ways to send parcels to China with Evri.
Sending multiple parcels to China
Book all your parcels to China in one go with our Bulk Integrations tool.
1. Link your Evri account with your marketplace seller’s account or upload your parcels using a CSV file
2. Book your parcels in one go
3. Package up your items and print off your postage label at home
4. Send your parcels using any of our 8,500+ ParcelShops and Lockers or book a Courier Collection
What you can and can’t send to China
There are lots of things you can send to China with Evri, but there are a few limitations to consider before booking your parcel. You can find the full list of what you can and can’t send on our prohibited items list.
You should also follow the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations and the UK Civil Aviation Authority guides for the latest restrictions for shipping to China via air.
Address format for parcels to China
When you send a parcel to China, you'll need to follow the correct address structure. In Chinese, addresses are typically written in the reverse order, starting with the country and working down to the recipient name. However, you can also write using the standard UK address format.
For example:
Mr J. Bloggs
1298 Yong An Road
100050 BEIJING
CHINA
Or
For example:
CHINA
100050 BEIJING
1298 Yong An Road
Mr J. Bloggs
You can write the address using English or Mandarin characters, but you must write CHINA in English.
Don’t worry, as long as you have the address information above, our automated address tool will do all the work for you and produce a label for your parcel in the right format.