Shipping from Montana to Djibouti

Shipping to Africa from the USA varies wildly, from ~$20 for small, slow USPS packages to $100s for faster couriers or large freight, depending heavily on weight, speed (days vs. weeks), and specific African country/city, with options like USPS (cheapest/slowest), DHL/FedEx/UPS (fast/pricier), and ocean freight (bulk/cheapest per kg). Expect under $50 for a 1-2 lb package via economy, while a 25lb box could be $170-$300+ depending on the carrier and service.

UPS offers their Expedited and Worldwide Saver shipping services to Djibouti.

Amazon does not ship most products directly to Djibouti, but you can use package forwarding to receive Amazon USA products in Djibouti efficiently.

To make shipping to South Africa, you have different options from USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL. Besides shipping rates and transit times, there are other carrier services you will want to keep in mind – including reliable order tracking, pick-up options, and more.

TL;DR: Djibouti prohibits alcohol, drugs, explosives, firearms, fresh foods, plants, animals, chemicals, currency, and seeds in 2025 shipments —check DGDDI rules, prepare docs, and use compliance tools for smooth clearance.

Amazon does not ship most products directly to Djibouti, but you can use package forwarding to receive Amazon USA products in Djibouti efficiently.

Shipping a 20 lb package typically costs $20-$40 for ground services (like UPS Ground, FedEx Ground, or USPS Ground Advantage), but can range from $10 to over $100+ for faster or international options, depending heavily on distance, speed, and carrier. USPS can be cheaper for lighter items but may get pricey over 20 lbs, while UPS/FedEx often become more competitive for heavier shipments.