Shipping from Ohio to Singapore

On average, economy shipping from the US to Singapore takes 6-15 business days. Of course, you can pay extra for expedited delivery in 2 days, but these rates will be significantly higher.

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Flammable, ignitable or volatile items such as fireworks, kerosene, gas canisters or paint thinner. Cash, cheques, bills, stocks, other marketable securities and any restricted or illegal substances. Temperature-sensitive items which requires it to be stored in a controlled environment.

Shipping from the US to Singapore costs vary widely, from around $20-$30 for light items (USPS First Class, 1-4 lbs) to $40-$70+ for faster services (UPS, DHL, FedEx Express) taking 2-4 days, while heavier or bulk freight starts higher (e.g., $100+ for sea freight LCL ), with costs depending on weight, speed, and carrier. Expect $20-$60 for standard tracked packages ( USPS Priority, 6-10 days) and $30-$65 for balanced options ( FedEx Economy, 4-9 days).

For the absolute cheapest shipping to Singapore, especially for light items (under 2 lbs), USPS First-Class Mail International is usually the winner, but for slightly heavier or time-sensitive packages, compare rates from aggregators like Easyship/Parcel Monkey or consider budget carriers like SF Express (Economy) or UPS Worldwide Expedited, balancing cost with delivery speed (expect 1-4 weeks for economy, days for express).

First-Class Mail International is our most affordable option for sending postcards, letters, and flats (large envelopes) to about 180 countries.

Global Express Guaranteed (1-3 days) Priority Mail Express International (3-5 days) Priority Mail International (6-10 days) First-Class Mail International (delivery time varies) First-Class Package International Service (delivery time varies)

What is the Difference Between UPS and USPS? Generally, USPS is designed to ship smaller packages and mail quickly and cost-effectively, while UPS is more affordable for shipping larger parcels worldwide.