Parcel shipping for smaller shipments
When you send products, documents or spare parts to customers, suppliers or other recipients. Learn more about services, prices and how to pack correctly.
Read more about parcel shippingSending parcels outside the EU means the shipment may need to be handled with customs and export documents. With Shiplink, businesses can compare available shipping options, see the current shipping price and book parcel shipping outside the EU.
The price of sending a parcel outside the EU depends on the parcel's weight and dimensions, the sender's and recipient's postcodes and the carrier and shipping service you choose. With Shiplink you enter your shipment details and see the current shipping options and prices before you book. Delivery time and any customs requirements can also vary depending on the destination. This is how you send parcels outside the EU:
Fill in the weight and dimensions of the parcel you want to send, along with the sender's and recipient's address details.
In Shiplink's platform you see the available carriers, shipping services, prices and estimated delivery times. Choose the option that best suits the shipment.

Now it's time to pack the parcel. Also prepare the necessary commercial documents, attach the shipping label and make the parcel available for pickup.
Choose the option that suits you best

Customs & documents for shipping outside the EU
Shiplink helps companies simplify and streamline their transport management. By consolidating transport solutions and creating better oversight, companies can achieve a more structured approach to managing their shipments – from booking and carrier selection to tracking and cost control.

The recipient may need to pay customs duties, import VAT and other fees in the destination country. Which costs apply depends on the country and the shipment.
If you are sending parcels to a country you have never shipped to before, first learn about the rules and regulations for what you are allowed to ship. With Shiplink you get advice and guidance on what to consider.
Parcels sent outside the EU may require customs handling, a commercial invoice and details about the contents, value and origin of the goods. Businesses may also need an EORI number.
The carrier's driver only collects goods from a staffed business address. Signs, an open entrance and clear directions on site make it easier for the driver to find and collect your parcel.
Check the import requirements and rules that apply in the destination country before you send your parcel. The country may require import permits, product labelling, safety documentation or specific customs and origin details. The rules vary by product and country.
Use Shiplink and get access to an online shipping department for your business. Everything is ready and connected, so you can quickly start sending parcels outside the EU.
Shiplink makes it easy to send parcels, pallets and goods – whether you send a single shipment or have recurring shipping needs. We help businesses find and book the right transport solution based on the shipment's size, weight, destination and delivery requirements.
Here you will find resources and knowledge on different shipping topics – learn more and take the next step.
When you send products, documents or spare parts to customers, suppliers or other recipients. Learn more about services, prices and how to pack correctly.
Read more about parcel shippingFor deliveries that need to be transported on pallets – full or part pallets. Learn about pallet dimensions, loading rules and how to book pallet shipping smoothly.
Read more about pallet shippingFor goods that require more space or special handling, such as heavy, bulky or fragile shipments. Here we gather resources on general cargo and customised transport solutions.
Read more about general cargoRead our frequently asked questions about sending parcels outside the EU
The price of sending a parcel outside the EU depends mainly on the destination, the parcel's weight and dimensions and the shipping service you choose. The carrier and delivery option can also affect the price. With Shiplink you enter the parcel details and destination in the price calculator to see the current shipping price and estimated delivery date before you book. When shipping outside the EU, costs in addition to the shipping price may apply, such as customs duties, import VAT and customs handling fees. These depend on the destination, the value and contents of the goods and the destination country's rules, so check which customs and import costs may apply before you send the parcel.
The delivery time depends on the destination, the carrier and the shipping service you choose. Express shipping is normally faster than economy shipping, while customs handling and local import requirements can affect the delivery time for shipments outside the EU. With Shiplink's price calculator you can see the estimated delivery date for the available shipping options before you book.
The choice of carrier depends on the destination, the parcel's weight and dimensions and how quickly the shipment needs to be delivered. Start with the destination – check which carriers and services deliver to the country you are shipping to. Compare price and delivery time for the available options, and check whether the service includes the customs handling and delivery solution you need. Then choose the carrier and service based on what matters most for your delivery, such as price, delivery time or service.
When you send goods from Sweden to a country outside the EU, it is an export and the shipment may need to be cleared through customs. As an exporter you normally need to submit an export declaration, yourself or through an agent. Customs duties and import fees are normally paid in the destination country and depend on the destination, the contents and value of the goods and the country's rules. The recipient may therefore need to pay customs duties, import VAT or other fees when the parcel is imported. Check the current rules with Swedish Customs (Tullverket) before you ship.