Send parcel to France
Prices for sending a parcel to France
With europacco.com you can not only organize a shipment easily, but you can also ship packages at economic prices. We organize low cost shipments to France. You can find the price for a shipment to France in the following table. You can organize a low cost package shipment entering europacco.com.
Thanks to our extensive transport network, we are able to guarantee an optimal balance in terms of quality/price. By choosing europacco.com for a parcel shipments you will have:
- collection at home
- estimated delivery time: 3 to 7 working days
- shipment tracking
- insurance
General Information
Why europacco?
europacco.com offers a customized service, if you want to send a Parcel to France. We offer an economical solution for every kind of consignment. Our service includes home or business address collection by an express courier and delivery in more than 210 countries worldwide.
Send a Parcel safe, reliable and fast
Europacco.com brings your Parcel safely and quickly to its destination to France. Shipping is easy: fill out the online form, print the label and attach it to your shipment - it is now ready for collection. All this is possible without registration and thus makes fast and simple the package delivery.
Overview of the price listShipping Time to France
How can I track my Parcel?
With our tracking option you can monitor your Parcel from the collection in Italy to the delivery to France. Enter the shipping number on our tracking page.
How much does it cost to send a Parcel to France?
Years of experience in the shipping sector and a high daily volume of consignments allow us to offer highly affordable prices. With europacco.com you can send a Parcel starting from only €33,23 to France. For more detailed information please consult our price list.
How long does it take to send a Parcel to France?
The transit times from Italy to France vary from 3 to 7 working days. Transit times are calculated in working days and depend on the starting location and the packet arrival area.
Delivery Details
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 recipientName of the apartment / buildingHouse number + name of the streetZIP code + locationFRANCE
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".
France - Further Information
France in general
Send a package to France
Customs regulations in France
For private consignments you have to fill out two documents: the export customs clearance form and an invoice or pro-forma invoice. europacco.com will send these forms to you by e-mail.
For commercial shipments please contact the customer service at [email protected].
Customs shipments to France
Customs - general information
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