From £15.89
Find the cheapest way to send a parcel to Israel with Parcel Monkey.
Compare prices from multiple international couriers and book discounted parcel delivery services to Israel all in one place.
Here are some examples of prices to send a parcel to Israel. We have many options, so for a personalised quote please enter the weight of your item into the quote box below.
The State of Israel was created following its independence from Mandatory Palestine in 1948 and shares borders with Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria. Its capital, Tel Aviv, is interestingly half the size of the most populous city in the nation - Jerusalem.
Israel can certainly be considered to be one, if not the, most advanced economy of south-west Asia which may be due to the fact that the country is very easy to do business with - the World Bank asserts that it is the 3rd most easy country do business with.
DPD is our cheapest courier for parcels being sent from the UK to Israel. You can choose to book Classic shipping which is delivered in 4-7 working days or if the parcel is more urgent you can book Express for a 3-5 day delivery. Not only this you can choose to have the parcel picked up by the courier or to drop off at any local DPD Pickup shop, which often makes the price even cheaper.
When you want to post a parcel to Israel we offer tracked mail courier services using TrakPak. Your parcel will still be collected by the courier and then TrakPak mail it to Israel and the local Post Office complete the delivery.
If you are used to posting parcels at the Post Office, you can get a better price by booking Parcelforce online with Parcel Monkey too. You can book a courier collection or drop off for a cheaper rate.
Express shipping services are available to book for those who need a fast delivery to Israel. You can choose to book DHL who deliver in as little as 1-3 days or an alternative, you can book Parcel Monkey Air Express which is collected by Parcelforce and then delivered in Tel Aviv or elsewhere by DHL. When your parcel is heavier, this service can often work out to be half the price of DHL and takes only a day or two longer.
Understandably Israel has a lengthy list of prohibited items that you are restricted to send into the country via international parcel delivery services. This list can be found here and include the usual items such as offensive materials, forged currency and documents. The list, at the time of writing, also includes pen like guns and shooting devices; but also items such as used equipment for beekeepers and used sacks that were used for packing plant material.
If you would like to contact the central Customs House, their address is:
Center Customs House,
3A Israel Galili St. P.O. Box 4242
Rishon Letzion 75142
and telephone number: 972 3 9421666.
Great job ???? quite simple and efficient
My first time using a courier for either inland or overseas deliveries, and it was reasonably straightforward. The ParcelMonkey customs webform requires a VAT number or EOIN if the sender is a company. It also says "If not registered, enter Not Registered, which I did, but then when I tried to proceed it was not accepted. So I reverted to private sender and all was ok. The parcel was duly delivered this week and my customer was very pleased.
Good service
Easy to use. They give you lots of selection. Will definitely use them again! Highly recommended
Great service
Delivered parcel. Thank you.
You have a user friendly system for international parcel delivery. The Customs requirements can be rather daunting, just for sending gifts, but you made it much easier. The tracking is precise and easy to access. And I found your price was less than competitors.
Easy to book in with a creditable delivery service which was much cheaper than going direct / took longer by a few days than the estimate but quicker than going direct - but then the package was going to a war zone so not surprised really / will certainly use again - maybe tracking numbers can be issued
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