Send parcel to Switzerland
Prices for sending a parcel to Switzerland
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 Switzerland. You can find the price for a shipment to Switzerland 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: 4 to 8 working days
- shipment tracking
- insurance
Shipping to Switzerland with europacco
Why choose europacco for shipping to Switzerland?
europacco.com offers a customized service, if you want to send a Parcel to Switzerland. 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 your parcels to Switzerland: a safe, cheap and fast service
Europacco.com brings your Parcel safely and quickly to its destination to Switzerland. 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.
Prices for shipping parcels to Switzerland
| Parcel | Price |
|---|---|
| 0 - 2 kg | from 66,42 € |
| 2 - 5 kg | from 93,02 € |
| 5 - 10 kg | from 124,19 € |
| 10 - 20 kg | from 146,31 € |
| 20 - 30 kg | from 164,16 € |
| 30 - 40 kg | from 183,72 € |
| 40 - 50 kg | from 204,69 € |
Prices for shipping documents to Switzerland
| Document | Price |
|---|---|
| 0 - 0.5 kg | from 33,61 € |
| 0.5 - 1 kg | from 36,09 € |
| 1 - 1.5 kg | from 40,79 € |
| 1.5 - 2 kg | from 45,67 € |
Shipping time to Switzerland
How can I track my parcel?
With our tracking option you can monitor your Parcel from the collection in Italy to the delivery to Switzerland. Enter the shipping number on our tracking page.
How much does it cost to send a parcel to Switzerland?
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 €66,42 to Switzerland. For more detailed information please consult our price list.
How long does it take to send a parcel to Switzerland?
The transit times from Italy to Switzerland vary from 4 to 8 working days. Transit times are calculated in working days and depend on the starting location and the packet arrival area.
Shipping delays due to holidays in Switzerland
As in many countries, holidays in Switzerland can lead to delays in parcel shipping. Below is a list of the holidays in 2026 in Switzerland that might affect delivery times.
- 01.01.2026 New Year's Day
- 14.05.2026 Ascension Day
- 01.08.2026 National Day
- 25.12.2026 Christmas Day
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about Shipping to Switzerland
Do I need to follow special rules to ship to Switzerland?
Yes, Switzerland is not part of the European Union, so all shipments from Italy are subject to customs checks. This means that specific documentation must be prepared and, in some cases, duties and import taxes must be paid.
How do customs duties work for shipping to Switzerland?
Customs charges include clearance fees, import VAT, excise taxes, and administrative costs. The calculation depends on the type of goods, their value, and the purpose of shipment. Usually, there is a base fee of 11.50 CHF plus 3% of the VAT-applicable value. Some items may be duty-free if they fall within certain thresholds.
Can I send a gift to Switzerland without paying customs?
If the value of the gift does not exceed 100 CHF (excluding shipping costs), it may be exempt from duties. Also, shipments under 300 CHF are exempt from VAT. Above these thresholds, customs fees may apply.
Which items are prohibited from being shipped?
Switzerland prohibits the entry of certain goods such as:
- Weapons and explosives
- Doping substances or narcotics
- Pornographic or violent content
- Radar detectors
- Counterfeit or pirated goods
- Animals and cultural heritage items
Even if not explicitly banned, couriers may refuse to transport some items at their discretion.
Which documents are required for shipping to Switzerland?
Besides the commercial invoice (or pro forma) and the Declaration of Free Export, you may need:
- EUR.1 or EUR-MED certificate
- Certificate of origin
- Health certificate (for animal products)
- Phytosanitary certificate (for plant products)
These documents help expedite customs clearance and may grant preferential tariff treatment.
What is the purpose of the commercial invoice?
The commercial (or pro forma) invoice describes the contents, value, and quantity of the goods. It is required even if the items are gifts or samples.
What is the Declaration of Free Export?
It is a document stating that the shipment contains no prohibited items. It protects both the sender and the courier and helps prevent issues with Swiss customs.
What is the best way to prepare a package for shipping to Switzerland?
For cross-border shipments to areas like Ticino or Zurich, careful packing is essential. Use a strong double-wall box and seal it properly with packing tape. Fragile items should be separated and cushioned with filler or bubble wrap. Any voids inside the box should be filled to prevent shifting during transit and customs inspection. Affix the label visibly and, if required, attach documents in a transparent pouch outside the package.
Switzerland - Further Information
Switzerland in general
General information about Switzerland
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Customs information for Switzerland
Shipments to Switzerland require customs clearance and are subject to import duties and taxes. europacco.com prepares the export documents, while the recipient must cooperate with the local customs office for the import process.
Required documents: commercial or proforma invoice, declaration of free export, and a copy of the sender’s ID. Accurate documentation speeds up clearance and helps prevent the shipment from being held.
Duties in Switzerland depend on the declared value and the type of goods. To learn more about how to correctly complete customs documents and specific national rules, see our customs information guide.
Customer feedback on shipping from Italy to Switzerland
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