Postage to Thailand
Shipping from the UK to Thailand
As one of Asia’s up-and-coming tiger cub economies, it’s no surprise that Thailand has a booming import and export business. And with over 50,000 British nationals currently living there, it’s a pretty popular destination for parcels from the UK.
This is exactly why you need a reliable Courier service when shipping from the UK to Thailand. Whether you’re sending UK treats to loved ones, or you’re expanding your side hustle overseas, our Couriers have made sending a parcel to Thailand easily. We also deliver to 200+ other countries, so whether you're looking to post to China, or send a parcel from the UK to Australia, rest assured our Couriers will get it there.
How much does shipping to Thailand cost?
Even though Thailand is located around the other side of the world, we still offer everyone who needs to send a parcel to Thailand with us great prices and reliable shipping, so you know your package is in good hands. But if you want to get the best price possible on your parcel when shipping from the UK to Thailand, remember to provide us with your package’s exact weight. We price all of our parcels per 250g, so by entering its specific details, you’ll know you’re not paying any more than you have to. Look at our price and weight table below to see how little postage to Thailand costs:
| Parcel size | Prices from |
|---|---|
| Parcel size 250g | Prices from £9.79 |
| Parcel size 500g | Prices from £12.41 |
| Parcel size 1kg | Prices from £16.08 |
| Parcel size 2kg | Prices from £18.42 |
| Parcel size 5kg+ | Prices from £24.53 |
National holidays in Thailand
As with all countries we send to, Thailand celebrates numerous national holidays throughout the year, each of which has the potential to increase delivery times. That’s why we recommend sending before these dates to ensure your parcel arrives promptly:
- New Year’s Day – 01-02/01/24
- Makha Bucha – 06/03/24
- Chakri Day – 06/04/24
- Songkran – 13-17/04/24
- Labour Day – 01/05/24
- Coronation Day – 04/05/24
- H.M. Queen’s Birthday – 03/06/24
- Visakha Bucha Day – 03/06/24
- H.M. King’s Birthday – 28/06/24
- Asahna Bucha Day – 01/08/24
- H.M. Queen Mother’s Birthday – 14/08/24
- Prince Mahidol Day – 24/09/24
- The Passing of King Bhumibol – 13/10/24
- Chulalongkorn Day – 23/10/24
- King Bhumibol’s Birthday – 05/12/24
- Thailand Constitution Day – 10-11/12/24
- Public Holiday – 29/12/24
- New Year’s Eve – 31/12/24
On top of these dates, it’s also important to remember that different regions of Thailand also celebrate certain local holidays. These could also increase the amount of time it takes our Couriers to deliver your parcel, so be sure to check for any of these before sending to Thailand.
How to send a parcel to Thailand
We’ve made it simple for you to start shipping to Thailand with our three easy sending methods:
Sending multiple parcels to Thailand
If you need to send multiple parcels to Thailand regularly, then you can make the process easier by using our Bulk Integrations tool. Simply follow the steps below:
- Link your Evri account with your marketplace seller’s account or upload your parcels using a CSV file
- Book your parcels in one go
- Package up your items and print off your postage label at home or in-store
- Send your parcels using any of our 14,000+ UK ParcelShops and Lockers or book a Courier Collection for pick-up
Why send internationally with Evri?
It doesn’t matter how far your parcel needs to go, you get all of the following sending benefits when you choose Evri:
Only pay for what you send with our pricing per 250g service
Fill out all customs forms online for added convenience
Print out your parcel labels at home or in-store, for free
Send all marketplace parcels in one go through our bulk integration tool
PrePay on parcels before sending them for a faster checkout
Get end-to-end tracking on your parcel so you can follow its journey
Get free parcel cover up to a value of £20
What you can and can’t send to Thailand
While there are lots of things you can send to Thailand with our Couriers, there are a few exceptions to be aware of. So, make sure you read our prohibited items list before booking your parcel to Thailand to check your items are okay to be sent. Otherwise, we may not be able to deliver your package.
We also recommend looking at the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations and the UK Civil Aviation Authority guides for the latest restrictions for shipping to Thailand via airlines.
How to format an address when shipping to Thailand
When you send a parcel to Thailand, you'll need to follow the correct address structure laid out below:
- The recipient’s name
- The house/flat number
- The street name
- The district
- The province followed by the postcode
- The country name in capitals
For example:
Mr J. Bloggs
17/24 Soi Yos Anee
Chaofa West Road
Chalong
Phuket 83130
THAILAND
But don’t worry if you’re struggling to get the address format right; so long as you enter all the details required, we’ll make sure the address is formatted correctly when you print your label.