How much does international mailing cost

The cost of international mailing can vary greatly depending on several factors, including:

1. Weight and size of the package: The heavier and larger the package, the more it will cost to mail.
2. Destination country: Different countries have different postal rates, and some may be more expensive than others.
3. Service level: You can choose from various service levels, such as economy, priority, or express, which affect the cost.
4. Package type: The type of package you're sending, such as a letter, parcel, or package with special handling requirements, can impact the cost.
5. Postage rate changes: Postal rates can change over time, so it's essential to check the current rates before mailing.

Here are some general estimates for international mailing costs:

Letters and postcards

• Airmail letter (up to 30g): $1.20-$3.50 (e.g., from the US to Canada)
• Airmail postcard: $0.90-$2.50 (e.g., from the US to Europe)

Packages

• Small package (up to 1 kg): $15-$50 (e.g., from the US to Australia)
• Medium package (1-2 kg): $25-$75 (e.g., from the US to Japan)
• Large package (2-5 kg): $40-$150 (e.g., from the US to Brazil)
• Extra-large package (over 5 kg): $60-$250 (e.g., from the US to China)

Special services

• Tracking and insurance: $5-$20
• Signature upon delivery: $5-$15
• Saturday delivery: $10-$25
• Express shipping (e.g., FedEx, UPS): $20-$100 or more

Examples of international mailing costs

• USPS (United States Postal Service) rates:
  • Airmail letter to Canada: $1.20
  • Priority Mail International to Europe: $24.95
  • First-Class Package International Service to Australia: $15.95
• FedEx rates:
  • Economy International to Europe: $24.95
  • Priority International to Asia: $34.95
  • Express International to South America: $59.95
• UPS rates:
  • Worldwide Saver to Europe: $24.95
  • Worldwide Expedited to Asia: $34.95
  • Worldwide Express Plus to South America: $59.95

Keep in mind that these are general estimates, and actual costs may vary depending on your specific mailing needs and the postal services you use. It's always a good idea to check with your local post office or shipping carrier for the most up-to-date rates and services.