Send parcel to Zimbabwe
Complete shipping service to Zimbabwe
Harare and Bulawayo receive shipments from Italy with delivery in 6–9 working days. Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport connects the capital Harare to major African hubs, while Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo Airport serves Bulawayo, the country’s second-largest city. Agriculture (tobacco, horticulture), Victoria Falls tourism and mining (platinum, diamonds, gold) drive Zimbabwe’s recovering economy. Real-time tracking and free pickup anywhere in Italy are included. Tour operators, environmental conservation projects, commercial farms and international cooperation programs rely on europacco for shipments to this English-speaking country in southern Africa. Over 11,000 reviews confirm the reliability of our service.
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: 6 to 9 working days
- shipment tracking
- insurance
Shipping to Zimbabwe with europacco
Praxisbeispiel: Ausrüstung für den Hwange Nationalpark
Der Hwange Nationalpark ist das größte Naturschutzgebiet in Simbabwe und erhält regelmäßig von europäischen Partnern Anti-Wilderei-Ausrüstung, Forschungsfahrzeuge, GPS-Geräte zur Elefantenüberwachung sowie Lieferungen für Conservation Camps.
Example destination:Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority
Hwange National Park
P.O. Box 62
Main Camp
Hwange
Simbabwe
Besonderheiten der Adressen in Simbabwe
Simbabwe verwendet keine Postleitzahlen. Adressen in Städten folgen dem britisch-kolonialen Schema: Hausnummer, Straßenname, Vorort (Suburb), Stadt. Harare verfügt über klar definierte Vororte (Borrowdale, Mount Pleasant, Avondale, CBD-Central Business District, Industrial Area Southerton). Bulawayo behält ein koloniales Rasterlayout mit durchnummerierten Avenues und Streets. P.O. Box ist weit verbreitet und oft zuverlässiger als die physische Zustellung: Zimpost betreibt zentrale Postämter. In kleineren Städten (Mutare, Gweru, Masvingo, Kariba) werden Hauptstraße und Landmarken angegeben. Victoria Falls organisiert Adressen rund um Hotel- und Lodge-Namen. Ländliche Gebiete nutzen ein beschreibendes System: Provinz (insgesamt 10), Distrikt, Ward, Dorf. Growth Points (geplante ländliche Zentren) verwenden Plot-Nummern. Mobiltelefonnummern sind essenziell: Econet und NetOne haben gute urbane, aber begrenzte ländliche Abdeckung.
Was nach Simbabwe versendet wird
- Landmaschinen für Tabak- und Gartenbau
- Ersatzteile für 4x4-Fahrzeuge und Pick-ups
- Ausrüstung für Safari-Lodges
- Anti-Wilderei- und Naturschutzgeräte
- Komponenten für Bergbau (Platin, Gold, Diamanten)
- Solarmodule und Batterien
- Wasserpumpen für Bewässerung
- Medizinisches Material für Privatkliniken
- IT-Ausrüstung
- Ausrüstung für Wildtier-Veterinärmedizin
Prices for shipping parcels to Zimbabwe
| Parcel | Price |
|---|---|
| 0 - 2 kg | from 159,53 € |
| 2 - 5 kg | from 222,12 € |
| 5 - 10 kg | from 341,31 € |
| 10 - 20 kg | from 500,08 € |
| 20 - 30 kg | from 638,02 € |
| 30 - 40 kg | from 811,39 € |
| 40 - 50 kg | from 991,70 € |
Prices for shipping documents to Zimbabwe
| Document | Price |
|---|---|
| 0 - 0.5 kg | from 73,53 € |
| 0.5 - 1 kg | from 81,08 € |
| 1 - 1.5 kg | from 91,66 € |
| 1.5 - 2 kg | from 97,70 € |
Shipping time to Zimbabwe
Estimated transit time:
Shipments from Italy to Zimbabwe take 6–9 business days, transiting via Johannesburg, Nairobi, Addis Ababa or Dubai to Harare. Bulawayo receives fewer flights, often routed through Johannesburg.
Possible delays:
Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) handles customs clearance, which normally takes 3–5 days. ASYCUDA is in place but works intermittently due to prolonged power outages (load shedding up to 18 hours a day). Detailed English documentation and accurate declared values are critical: ZIMRA is known for strict inspections and arbitrary holds. Public holidays such as Independence Day (18 April), Heroes Day (second Monday of August) and Defence Forces Day (second Tuesday of August) halt customs operations. Economic instability can cause customs strikes or administrative slowdowns. Duty payments can be problematic: the local currency (ZiG) is unstable and USD cash is often required. Bulawayo is 440 km from Harare: road transport adds 1–2 days. Victoria Falls (880 km) requires a domestic flight or 2–3 extra days by road. Remote areas such as the Eastern Highlands or Save Valley may need 4–6 extra days due to poor road conditions.
Zimbabwe: currency, energy and wildlife
How does duty payment work with the unstable currency situation?
Zimbabwe has a long history of hyperinflation and monetary instability. It currently operates a multi-currency system: ZiG (Zimbabwe Gold, introduced in 2024), USD, ZAR and EUR are all accepted. ZIMRA prefers import duties to be paid in USD. The official exchange rate often differs from the parallel market, creating risks of disputes over the declared value converted into local currency. Recommendation: list the value in USD on the commercial invoice; the recipient must have access to USD cash or bank transfer (international cards rarely work). Many companies use clearing agents who advance the payments. Regulations change frequently: always check updated rules before major shipments.
Do frequent power outages affect deliveries?
Yes, significantly. Zimbabwe suffers from severe load shedding, with scheduled blackouts of up to 18–20 hours per day during critical periods. This disables the ASYCUDA customs system, causing major delays. Customs offices have generators but not always functioning ones. Urban deliveries are also affected: electric gates, intercoms and security systems stop working. Couriers must coordinate deliveries during electricity windows. Recommendation: provide the recipient’s WhatsApp mobile number and expect longer delivery times during the southern winter. Lodges and companies often have backup power, private homes usually do not.
Can I ship drones or photographic equipment for safari and wildlife?
Yes, but permits are required. Drones need prior approval from the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ); the process is bureaucratic and may take weeks. Even for personal hobby use a permit is technically required, though enforcement varies. For commercial filming or flying over national parks, a Parks and Wildlife Authority permit is also necessary. Professional camera equipment is allowed but the real value must be declared. Lithium batteries follow standard IATA rules. For recognised conservation projects, simplified procedures exist. Important: keep all receipts and paperwork, as exit controls verify that imported equipment leaves the country.
Customer feedback on shipping from Italy to Zimbabwe
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