Send parcel to France
Shipping from Italy to France with free pick-up
Europacco.com offers shipping to Paris, Marseille, Lyon, Toulouse, Lille, Bordeaux, Nice, and all across France. The service includes free pick-up throughout Italy and is backed by over 10,000 positive reviews on Trustpilot. Send packages to family in France, transport luggage after holidays in Italy, or manage commercial shipments with documents and pallets. Every shipment is trackable from pick-up to delivery at the destination.
Shipping from Italy to France is easy thanks to our network of premium couriers such as BRT and GLS. Each shipment includes:
- Home pick-up with flexible date selection
- Delivery in France: 3-7 business days (standard) or 1-2 business days (express)
- Transparent shipment tracking
- Insurance option up to €1,500
- Deliveries to all French cities, from the French Riviera to Île-de-France
Shipping rates and services for France
Prices for shipping parcels to France
Send packages to France with free pick-up in Italy. The service is available throughout France, from the French Riviera to Brittany.
Parcel | Price |
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0 - 5 kg | from 23,12 € |
5 - 10 kg | from 26,12 € |
10 - 30 kg | from 36,12 € |
30 - 40 kg | from 78,51 € |
Prices for shipping pallets to France
Shipping pallets to France with full tracking. Ideal for B2B shipments to the main industrial areas in France.
Pallet | Price |
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0 - 50 kg | from 170,83 € |
50 - 100 kg | from 187,02 € |
100 - 200 kg | from 254,65 € |
200 - 300 kg | from 350,62 € |
300 - 400 kg | from 432,51 € |
400 - 500 kg | from 463,79 € |
500 - 600 kg | from 526,35 € |
Prices for shipping documents to France
Sending documents to France with a door-to-door service. A reliable solution for contracts, legal, and business documents.
Document | Price |
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0 - 0.5 kg | from 31,76 € |
0.5 - 1 kg | from 35,86 € |
1 - 1.5 kg | from 40,62 € |
1.5 - 2 kg | from 45,73 € |
Shipping Time to France
Urgent documents to France? Delivery within 48 hours
Need to send business documents urgently? Within 1-2 business days, your documents will arrive in any French region. Ideal for contracts, certificates, and documentation that requires quick delivery.
How long does it take to send a package to France?
From Italy to France in 3-7 business days. A reliable service to send gifts, products, or personal items, with free pick-up and delivery to all French locations, from Paris and Marseille to small towns.
Pallet shipping: delivery times to France
Manage commercial pallet shipments with just a few clicks. Our system instantly calculates the price based on the weight and dimensions (length x width x height) of the pallet. For an accurate delivery time estimate, our team is at your disposal.
Express parcel shipping to France: delivery in 24-48 hours
Europacco guarantees express delivery of parcels from Italy to all French destinations. For commercial shipments or priority deliveries, our express service ensures delivery within 1-2 business days through premium partners such as DHL Express. Thanks to preferential rates from our couriers, we offer competitive prices for fast parcel shipping to France. The permitted sizes and weights differ from the standard service – check the limits in the online quote. Important: The express service is not available for goods classified as dangerous (ADR). See all details on the express service
Shipping Delays due to Holidays in France
As in many countries, holidays in France can lead to delays in parcel shipping. Below is a list of the holidays in 2025 in France that might affect delivery times.
- 01.01.2025 Jour de l'an / New Year's Day
- 21.04.2025 Lundi de Pâques / Easter Monday
- 01.05.2025 Fête du Travail / Labour Day
- 08.05.2025 Fête de la Victoire / VE-Day
- 29.05.2025 Ascension Day / Jour de l'Ascension
- 09.06.2025 Lundi de Pentecôte / Whit Monday
- 14.07.2025 Fête Nationale / Bastille Day
- 15.08.2025 Assumption Day
- 01.11.2025 Toussaint / All Saints' Day
- 11.11.2025 Jour d'armistice
- 25.12.2025 Noël / Christmas Day
Shipping address France: format and postal rules
Europe and France
Although France is the largest country in Europe in terms of surface, it does no longer enjoys the supremacy it enjoyed once. In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, France was going through a period of important social changes, resulting also as a model in the cultural sphere for all other countries. Under Louis XIV, or the "Sun King", France reached the pinnacle of absolutism that was also the source of the French Revolution, which served as an example for subsequent national movements throughout the world. Of course, France still has an important role in Europe, especially at the political and economic level. At least, the French economy was in continuous growth until 2008, a period known to be a major crisis in Europe.
The French address
Also at the postal system level, France has found several changes. A small revolution represented the introduction of postal codes in 1965. The latter enriched the format of the address of an important component. After the re-introduction of the five-post ZIP codes in 1972, the structure of the French address has never been changed again. An address issued correctly is still composed of five lines:
Name of the recipient Name of the apartment / building House number + name of the street ZIP code + location FRANCE
In France it is customary to add the name of the apartment or building, even if, in the absence of such information, the second line becomes superfluous. Therefore, the structure of a private French address would be as follows:
Mario Rossi
RESIDANCE DES FLEURS
1 RUE DE LA LÈGION D'HONNEUR
75007 PARIS
FRANCE
The structure of a French company address is very similar to the address of a private person, with the only difference that the name of the company must be in the first line and the addressee will follow in the second line of the address:
Nestlé France Usine Menier
a / s M. Moreau
7 BOULEVARD PIERRE CARLE
77186 NOISIEL
FRANCE
French peculiarities:
- In France the last four lines are usually written in capital letters.
- Accents such as grave (`), acute (') or circumflex (^) must be placed correctly. Using capital letters, misunderstandings can be avoided.
- "a / s" is the French variant of the "c / o" (care of) international.
- Titles such as "M." (Monsieur), "Mme" (Madame) or "Mlle" (Mademoiselle) are often used in France, even if they are not obligatory.
- Certainly, in the professional field there are abbreviations or terms, which are also used in other languages: "Firme" stands for example for company or agency, the abbreviation "SAS" stands for "Société par Actions Simplifiée au capital", respectively "Simplified anonymous company". The abbreviation "SARL", very usual in the format of the French address, means "Société A Responsabilités Limitées", hence "SRL".
Shipping in all regions of France
France is the second-largest and the third most populated country in Europe, after Russia and Germany. It borders Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Monaco, Italy, and Spain. The capital is Paris, and other important cities include Marseille, Lyon, Toulouse, Lille, Bordeaux, and Nice. The official language is French, but several local languages exist, such as Basque, Breton, Catalan, Corsican, Dutch, Alsatian, Occitan, and Franco-Provençal. Typical French items include wine, cheese, snails, frog legs, and baguettes. In addition to its cuisine, the country has several landmarks like the Eiffel Tower or the Louvre, where Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting, the Mona Lisa, is displayed.
Here you will find an overview of all regions with the most important cities in France where we reliably and quickly deliver your packages.
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
- Lyon
- Saint-Étienne
- Grenoble
- Villeurbanne
- Clermont-Ferrand
Hauts-de-France
- Lille
- Amiens
- Roubaix
- Tourcoing
- Dunkerque
Nouvelle-Aquitaine
- Bordeaux
- Limoges
- Pau
- Mérignac
- Bayonne
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
- Dijon
- Besançon
- Belfort
- Chalon-sur-Saône
- Nevers
Bretagne
- Rennes
- Brest
- Lorient
- Vannes
- Saint-Malo
Centre-Val de Liore
- Tours
- Orléans
- Bourges
- Blois
- Châteauroux
Corse
- Ajaccio
- Bastia
- Porto-Vecchio
- Calvi
- Bonifacio
Grand Est
- Strasbourg
- Mulhouse
- Reims
- Metz
- Nancy
Île-de-France
- Paris
- Marseille
- Lyon
- Toulouse
- Nice
Normandie
- Rouen
- Le Havre
- Caen
- Cherbourg-en-Cotentin
- Évreux
Occitanie
- Toulouse
- Montpellier
- Nîmes
- Perpignan
- Béziers
Pays de la Loire
- Nantes
- Angers
- Le Mans
- Saint-Nazaire
- Cholet
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
- Marseille
- Nice
- Toulon
- Avignon
- Cannes
EU Shipping and France Customs Information
France, as a member state of the European Union, benefits from the free movement of goods. For sending packages, pallets, and documents to France, no customs procedures or specific documentation are required. This simplification is particularly advantageous for commercial shipments and pallet transport between Italy and France, facilitating B2B trade through important commercial routes such as Milan-Paris or Turin-Lyon.
Even though there are no traditional customs controls, all shipments to France are subject to security checks, including X-ray scans, to ensure compliance with EU regulations on goods transport. For detailed information on international shipments and current regulations, please refer to our comprehensive guide.
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