Send a parcel to france royal mail

To send a parcel to France using Royal Mail, you'll need to follow these steps:

Step 1: Check the parcel's dimensions and weight

• Measure the length, width, and height of your parcel in centimeters.
• Calculate the weight of your parcel in kilograms.

Step 2: Choose the right service

• Royal Mail offers several services for sending parcels to France, including:
  • International Standard: 3-5 working days, £6.95-£14.95 (depending on weight and size)
  • International Tracked: 3-5 working days, £8.95-£16.95 (depending on weight and size)
  • International Signed: 3-5 working days, £10.95-£18.95 (depending on weight and size)
  • International Priority: 1-2 working days, £14.95-£24.95 (depending on weight and size)

Step 3: Calculate the cost

• Use Royal Mail's online calculator or visit a post office to get an estimate of the cost based on the parcel's weight, size, and destination.
• You can also use Royal Mail's online tool to get a quote.

Step 4: Prepare your parcel

• Make sure your parcel is properly packaged and sealed.
• Attach the correct postage label to the parcel.
• Fill out the customs form (CN23) if your parcel contains goods worth over £39 or contains certain restricted items.

Step 5: Send your parcel

• Take your parcel to a Royal Mail post office or use a Royal Mail Collect+ drop-off point.
• Give the parcel to the post office staff, who will weigh and measure it, and attach the correct postage label.
• Keep a record of your parcel's tracking number, which can be used to track its progress.

Additional tips

• Make sure to check the French customs regulations and restrictions on the items you're sending.
• Consider purchasing additional insurance to cover your parcel against loss or damage.
• Keep in mind that Royal Mail's services may not be available for all destinations or parcel types.