From £37.19
Here are some examples of prices to send a parcel to Ecuador. We have many options, so for a personalised quote please enter the weight of your item into the quote box below.
The Republic of Ecuador certainly isn't the largest nation in South America; however it has a rich history and is home to one of UNESCO's World Hermitage Sites in the form of the capital Quito.
Just as with many countries Ecuador separated from another nation, in this case the country in question was formed out Columbia in 1830. In fact much of the regional struggle for independence from Spain is a confusing affair with borders also changing between Ecuador and Peru in the same era.
One hundred and fifty years later there was more turmoil as more than one coup d'état lead to the installation of military rule. It wasn't until 1979 that democracy was returned and a new constitution enshrined.
Given that fact that nearly half of Ecuador's exports are petroleum-based and the strength of the British fossil fuel industry it unsurprising that a noticeable amount of trade occurs between our nation and theirs.
In terms of delivery times and prices we can help you send a parcel to Ecuador on a two to three day service via DHL Air Express for around £59.95 whilst our own, more economical, service should cost below £30. Those prices are for a parcel weighing 1kg and with standard dimensions. Heavier parcels will cost more. It is essential, therefore, to confirm the weight and other dimensions before you book.
In 2010/11 the Ecuadorian customs laws were changed within the Código Orgánico de la Producción e Inversiones where fines and penalties can be imposed for items sent to the country with missing or incorrect information, thus, it is crucial that you ensure that the information you give us during the booking procedure is accurate, that you follow all the instructions and requirements we set down and that you make further investigations to allow you to comply with all local and Ecuadorian rules and regulations regarding the importation of items into the country.
At the time of writing the English language version of the Ecuadorian Customs Authority isn't working correctly. However, if you use the Chrome browser you should be able to an English version in situ.
Furthermore, the list of restricted and prohibited items is likely to change. At the time of writing you are likely to have problems sending live plants (these are prohibited by our own policies), as well as food, drugs, ammunition, and other items.
Just for your added benefit, you may like to keep an eye on the FCO website which may give guidance onto local area disruptions which may affect delivery times.
Instructions are really easy to follow. No faffing about!
Good service and easy to use the website, but be warned if you dont give accurate measurements for your item they will charge your card afterwards-my item was 200g over and I was charged a full kilo extra so just be aware of this.
Very easy to use and parcel arrived on time. Will definitely use again.
More and more I had labels not clear, my postage happens on Fridays 5 pm and I end up having to wait til Monday, missing my Etsy cut off for my orders tracking notes. This error message started causing me to lose credibility points with my customers and Etsy score. The time I post, is due to a series of factors and I do not see why its so hard to have labels instantly or reply until 8pm if the MonkeyParcel service is open until 8pm. When I asked what I can do different to avoid the labels not generating, I get no reply. I mainly used UPS via Parcel monkey, my impression in the past was that they have a solid reliability. This week i spent 3 days waiting in from 8-6 for UPS to come and collect a parcel to was too large to drop off with my usual shop, according to them. Not showing up, giving me full day pick up windows, in this day and age of tech and precision it’s just not ok. I now booked RM via a different broker and they gave me the morning off from window staring, having a 4 hour afternoon slot, which is great because, I am in desperate need to get to the supermarket after being stuck at home for all those days. I think my case is made that my loyalty has run thin and I am changing providers.
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