Surface mail japan to australia
A classic way to send mail!
Surface mail, also known as airmail, is a cost-effective way to send mail between countries. Here's an overview of the process and estimated delivery times for sending surface mail from Japan to Australia:
How it works:
- You prepare your mail at a post office in Japan, making sure to follow the relevant regulations and guidelines.
- The mail is sorted and processed at the post office, then sent to the nearest international sorting facility.
- From there, the mail is transported by air or sea to Australia, depending on the route and type of mail.
- Once in Australia, the mail is sorted and delivered to the recipient's address.
Estimated delivery times:
- Surface mail (economy class): 4-6 weeks
- Surface mail (standard class): 2-4 weeks
- Surface mail (express class): 1-2 weeks
Please note that these estimates are approximate and may vary depending on various factors, such as weather conditions, customs clearance, and the efficiency of the postal services.
Cost:
The cost of sending surface mail from Japan to Australia varies depending on the type of mail, weight, and size. Here are some approximate costs:
- Postcard: ¥500-¥1,000 (around AUD 6-12)
- Letter (up to 20g): ¥800-¥1,500 (around AUD 10-18)
- Small packet (up to 250g): ¥1,500-¥3,000 (around AUD 18-36)
- Large packet (up to 1kg): ¥3,000-¥6,000 (around AUD 36-72)
Tips and considerations:
- Make sure to affix the correct postage and follow the relevant regulations for sending mail internationally.
- Use a sturdy envelope or package to protect your mail during transit.
- Consider using a trackable service, such as registered mail or EMS (Express Mail Service), for added security and peace of mind.
- Be aware that surface mail may not be as fast as other shipping methods, such as airmail or courier services.
I hope this information helps you send your mail from Japan to Australia with confidence!