Whether you’re a business exporting goods or an individual sending personal items, shipping to Mexico often raises the same questions: what’s the cheapest shipping to Mexico, how to send a parcel safely, and how much is shipping to Mexico?
Chantal has been writing about logistics topics for almost two decades and has worked for major international carriers.
ParcelParcel is here to provide answers. We simplify international logistics by comparing DHL, UPS, and FedEx in one platform. With our international shipping calculator, you instantly see prices, delivery times, and courier options—so you can ship to Mexico with confidence.
Everyone wants affordable shipping without compromising on service. At ParcelParcel, we’ve partnered with leading couriers like DHL, UPS, and FedEx to offer discounted rates. That means you can often save up to 30% compared to booking directly with the courier.
Cheapest shipping to Mexico doesn’t mean low quality—it means smarter choices. With ParcelParcel, you always know the exact price before booking.
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For individuals and small businesses, package shipping is the most common option. Whether you’re sending electronics, documents, or personal gifts, ParcelParcel makes it easy.
Small packages: secure and trackable.
Medium-sized parcels: up to 10–20kg, with reliable courier services.
Pallet shipping: the ideal choice for heavier or bulk goods.
With door-to-door delivery and online booking, you don’t have to visit a local courier office—everything is arranged from your home or business.
The cost of shipping to Mexico depends on weight, size, and courier choice. As a guide:
Small envelopes or documents: around €40–€60.
Medium parcels (up to 10kg): €90–€150.
Pallets: from €250 upwards, depending on dimensions.
By using our calculator, you always get the exact cost upfront—no hidden fees or surprises.
Shipping to Mexico requires accurate customs paperwork. Duties and taxes may apply, depending on the type and value of goods. Mistakes in documentation can cause delays or extra costs.
That’s why ParcelParcel provides a series of customs tools. This ensures your package clears customs smoothly and avoids problems at the border.
Transit times vary depending on courier and service level:
Express services: 3–5 business days.
Economy services: 6–10 business days.
With ParcelParcel, you always see estimated delivery times upfront, so you can plan accordingly.
Our customers choose us because we:
Compare DHL, UPS, and FedEx instantly in one platform.
Offer affordable alternatives, including pallet shipping.
Provide customs support to avoid delays.
Deliver door-to-door service without hassle.
ParcelParcel offers discounted rates with DHL, UPS, and FedEx, often up to 30% cheaper than booking directly. Use our calculator to find the cheapest option.
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Costs vary. Small parcels start at €40, medium shipments are €90–€150, and pallets begin at around €250.
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Express shipping takes 3–5 business days, while economy shipping takes 6–10 days.
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Yes. ParcelParcel offers pallet shipping, which is the best solution for heavy or bulky goods.
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You can generate accurate customs forms with ParcelParcel’s customs tool, ensuring your package clears without delays.
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You can instantly check the shipping costs through our rate calculator. Enter the weight, dimensions, and destination country of your shipment, and you will see all available shipping options along with their respective delivery times. The calculator can be used to compare shipping rates for both export and import shipments.
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Shipping costs are calculated based on dimensions (LxWxH in cm), weight (in kg), and the destination country. Both the actual weight (as shown on the scale) and the volumetric weight are considered.
The volumetric weight is the weight calculated based on the space your shipment occupies in the plane. The higher of the two weights (volumetric or actual weight) is used to calculate the shipping rate. You don't need to calculate this yourself; our calculator does it for you.
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You can use the discount code PP10 for 10% discount on the transportation costs of your first shipment. You can apply the discount code during the checkout process (instructions).
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Whether additional costs apply depends on whether your shipment stays within the European Union or is sent to/from a country outside the European Union. Below, you can see the additional costs for each situation.
Within the European Union
If, for example, you send a shipment from the Netherlands to Italy (within the EU), there will be an additional 21% VAT on the shipping costs.
Furthermore, if your shipment stays within the European Union, you won't have to deal with any import duties or customs clearance fees because your shipment doesn't go through customs. Please note that the European Union is not the same as Europe.
View here all the countries that are part of the European Union. For example, Switzerland is part of Europe but not part of the European Union.
Outside the European Union
If, for example, you send a shipment from the Netherlands to the United States, there will be no VAT (0%) applied to the displayed shipping rates.
However, there might be import duties levied by customs in the destination country if you send a shipment to/from a country outside the European Union. Typically, customs costs are charged to the recipient. This is known as Delivered At Place (DAP) in logistics terminology.
Customs is a government agency that levies import duties in certain cases to protect the local market. As a company, you can also ship using Delivered Duty Paid (DDP), which means any customs costs will be charged to you as the sender.
If you have any questions about this topic, feel free to contact us. Additionally, you can read everything about import duties, VAT, and the customs clearance process in this blog.
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A customs invoice is a form where all the goods you want to ship are specified. This invoice includes an English description of the goods, along with their corresponding value and weight.
The contents of your shipment must be specified per type of product you're sending to avoid delays at customs. A customs invoice is always prepared in quadruplicate in accordance with customs guidelines.
When is a customs invoice required?
A customs invoice is only required for shipments to/from countries outside the European Union (e.g., Netherlands - United States). If your shipment stays within the European Union (e.g., Netherlands - Italy), your shipment will not go through customs, and therefore, a customs invoice is not required.
Additionally, document shipments are not subject to customs, so if you're sending a document to a country within/outside the European Union, no customs invoice is needed.
Please note that not all goods can be shipped to every country. You can find a list of goods that cannot be sent via ParcelParcel on this page.
Do I need to create a customs invoice myself?
If you're sending a shipment to/from a country outside the European Union, it's mandatory to include a customs invoice with the shipment. We provide free support in creating a customs invoice.
You can easily generate a customs invoice through our shipping platform. The customs invoice will be automatically generated based on the content you specified during your booking.
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You can import just as easily as export via ParcelParcel.
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You can find a list of goods that cannot be shipped via ParcelParcel on this page.
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