Shipping to New Zealand from the US

Sending a package to New Zealand from the USA is both easy and affordable when you ship through Parcel Monkey. Our price comparison service will save you time by helping you compare shipping costs and delivery times to New Zealand from a range of couriers, and you'll be able to book services online and benefit from our discounted rates.

You can send a package from the US to New Zealand from as little as $31.15 when you book online with Parcel Monkey. Simply get a quote through our shipping calculator to compare prices from a range of couriers.

Delivery times from the US to New Zealand can vary between 6-7 business days for a standard or express service to 10-16 for an economy service. Generally you'll pay less for services with longer delivery times.

If you're looking for the best way to ship to New Zealand from the US, Parcel Monkey can help. Whether you're looking for the cheapest way to ship to New Zealand or the fastest, our simple shipping calculator, will help you compare prices, delivery times and tracking information from a range of reliable courier companies.

The following services are best for speed and price.

Service availability may change depending on the size and weight of your package.

Customs requirements

New Zealand has very strict customs restrictions and if your parcel looks at all suspicious then it will be investigated. Not only are the New Zealand authorities very active on the drug importation issue but also with issues relating to the biosecurity of the nation.

International shipments require a customs declaration detailing the goods you are sending and their value. We'll help you complete this as part of the booking process. Depending on the contents and value of your parcel, customs charges may apply on arrival in New Zealand and these are payable by the recipient.

Items that are restricted or prohibited when shipping to New Zealand include:

• Agricultural items and food

• Chewing tobacco

• False or misleading goods

• Trout and trout products

• Tires

To protect children from toxic elements (such as lead, mercury, and chromium) in their graphic materials, there are strict controls on importing children's watercolor paints, finger paints, and crayons.

Objectionable material is also prohibited, including films, videos, computer games, DVDs, CD-ROMs, books, posters, music recordings, magazines, photographs, paintings, t-shirts and computer files.