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Instructions for sending parcels abroad

How to send a parcel to EU countries

There are two ways to send items.

Pay delivery online

  1. Select the right parcel size and pack the parcel.

  2. Enter the necessary information and pay for the item online.

  3. After the payment, you’ll receive a Helposti code. Write it on the parcel or print out an address label.

  4. Leave the parcel at a Posti outlet or a Posti Parcel Locker.

Pay for the delivery at a Posti outlet

You’ll get a printed address label and tracking code for your parcel.

Sending instructions

EU countries do not require a customs declaration or other official paperwork for non-commercial items, such as gifts. If you’re sending commercial goods, you’ll need a sales invoice or a pro forma invoice.

How to send a parcel outside the EU

The Finnish Customs requires exact customs declaration-based electronic content information regarding goods sent outside the EU. Posti forwards the information to the customs in the destination country.

When you buy an international item online, the service directs you to fill in the required information. Enter the information in English or in the language of the destination country. This way, the correct customs declaration (CN 23) is printed out for the item. It suffices when sending items to countries that only require one declaration. In the country information, check the number of customs declarations required by the destination country. If necessary, also print out the required number of customs declarations (CN 23) and attach them on to the item.

Country specific information

Parcel price lists and calculators

Country specific information (pdf)

Sending a letter abroad? Read about international letters.

Business customer? As a business customer, you can sign up for OmaPosti Pro, which enables you to print out address labels and customs declaration documents. Read more about OmaPosti Pro.