Shipping to Denmark
Postage to Denmark
Known as one of the happiest countries in the world, Denmark thrives with rich culture and delicious food. And thanks to its convenient transport links to the rest of Europe, it’s also easy to send a parcel here – especially when using an experienced courier service like Evri.
Shipping from the UK to Denmark can take between 8 and 10 days on average. With Evri, you’ll get full tracking included in your postage fee, so you can track your parcel’s journey every step of the way.
Cost of postage to Denmark from the UK
When you send parcels to Denmark, you can be sure you’re getting a great courier 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. Sending a parcel from the UK with Evri takes between 7-8 days on average with £20 of cover and full tracking included as standard.
| Parcel size | Prices from |
|---|---|
| Parcel size 250g | Prices from £7.56 |
| Parcel size 500g | Prices from £8.54 |
| Parcel size 1kg | Prices from £9.68 |
| Parcel size 2kg | Prices from £10.58 |
| Parcel size 5kg+ | Prices from £13.00 |
How to send parcels to Denmark
There are three methods for shipping from the UK to Denmark with Evri.
Sending multiple parcels to Denmark
If you have multiple marketplace items to send, you can manage all your shipping needs with our Bulk Integrations tool.
1. Log into your Evri account and click the ‘Link Account’ button
2. Select the marketplaces you’d like to connect to – choose from eBay, Amazon, Etsy, Shopify and more
3. Book your parcels all in one go
4. Package your items and print off your postage label at home
5. Send your items using any of our 14,000+ ParcelShops and Lockers or book a Courier Collection
What you can and can’t send to Denmark
While you can send lots of items to Denmark with Evri couriers, there are a few limitations. You’ll find a full breakdown 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 to keep up to date with the latest restrictions for sending parcels to Denmark via air.
Address format for sending parcels to Denmark
When you send a parcel to Denmark, you'll need to follow the correct address structure:
- The recipient's name
- The street name followed by the house number
- The postcode and city
- DENMARK in capital letters on the last line of the address.
For example:
Mr J. Bloggs
Low Street 219
1682 Copenhagen
DENMARK
But don’t worry, all you need to do is enter the right address information at checkout and we’ll make sure it’s formatted correctly when you print your label.