Shipping to Thailand
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Send a package to Thailand from the US
Shipping to Thailand from the US is both easy and affordable with Parcel Monkey.
Whether you’re an eCommerce business shipping to a customer in Bangkok or you’re an individual with a family member in Koh Samui, our price comparison service will help you find competitive shipping quotes from top international couriers and book cheap shipping to Thailand in just a couple of clicks.
Just enter the details of your package into our quick quote form for an instant estimate, or use our full quote form for the most accurate price.
Best way to ship to Thailand
If you're looking for the best way to ship to Thailand from the US, Parcel Monkey can help.
Whether you're looking for the cheapest way to ship to Thailand or the fastest, our simple shipping calculator, will help you compare prices, delivery times and tracking information from a range of reliable courier companies.
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Customs advice for shipping to Thailand
Customs requirements
You will be required to provide a customs declaration form when shipping to Thailand from the USA, however, we will help you complete this during the booking process.
Duties and taxes may be applied to your package when it reaches Thailand. Please ensure you provide contact details for the recipient so customs can contact them for payment.
Find more customs advice here.
Prohibited items
Restrictions on sending to Thailand and customs laws relating to the prohibition of items being sent into the country via commercial courier companies are relatively open in comparison with other countries in the region. However, you are likely to have significant issues if you wish to send electronic cigarettes, gambling devices, jewellery and products made in Iran. The Thai Customs Department also has rules relating to the importation of what is typically viewed as 'personal effects', where you have to use a recognised courier and may require additional documentation.
In addition, prohibited items also include, but are not limited to obscene and pornographic materials, goods printed with the Thai national flag and counterfeit goods.