Shipping from New Mexico to Australia

Shipping a package from the US to Australia costs anywhere from ~$15 for slow, small items (USPS First-Class) to ~$100+ for fast, tracked services (FedEx/UPS/DHL), with USPS Priority Mail International offering a good balance (around $30-$50+) for 6-10 days, while faster options like FedEx/UPS Express (2-5 days) generally cost $70-$110+ depending on weight, speed, and discounts. The final price hinges on weight, dimensions, speed, and carrier, so using online calculators is best.

The cheapest way to ship to Australia depends on package size and speed needs, but generally, USPS First-Class Mail International is best for small, light items (under 4 lbs) for the lowest cost, while economy services via brokers like Parcel Monkey or ShipStation (using carriers like DHL, FedEx, UPS, or Australia Post) offer the best value for heavier or slightly larger packages by comparing discounted rates, with sea freight being cheapest for very large/heavy cargo but very slow.

Shipping from the US to Australia typically takes 3 business days to several weeks, depending heavily on the carrier and service: Express services (FedEx, UPS, USPS Priority Express) can be as fast as 1-5 days, while standard/economy options (USPS First-Class, sea freight) can take 1-4 weeks or more, with customs delays being a common factor.