Shipping from Wisconsin to Canada

Shipping from the US to Canada varies widely, from around $14 for lightweight items (USPS First-Class) to $30-$50+ for heavier/faster options (UPS, FedEx, Priority Mail), depending on speed, weight, and carrier, with cheaper services taking longer but faster ones like UPS/FedEx expedited services costing more for quick 1-2 day delivery. Key factors are package size/weight, chosen carrier (USPS, UPS, FedEx), speed (days vs. weeks), and potential duties/taxes.

The cheapest way to ship to Canada is by using the United States Postal Service (USPS). Packages are shipped via USPS to Canada Post (Canada's postal service) which handles the final delivery of the package. Learn more about shipping to Canada via USPS.

What paperwork do I need to fill out to ship packages from the U.S. to Canada? To ship internationally, you will need a commercial invoice, a bill of lading, an air waybill, a Certificate of Origin and any necessary export and import licenses.

FedEx shipping costs from the US to Canada vary widely, from around $30-$35 for a 2lb Ground package (2-7 days) to much higher for faster services like Priority, depending on weight, dimensions, speed, and distance, with FedEx International Ground being the most economical standard choice for non-urgent items, while FedEx International Connect Plus offers cost-effective, tracked options for lighter parcels. Expect additional fees for duties, taxes, and surcharges, so use the FedEx rate calculator for an accurate quote.

International shipping to Canada varies widely, from about $15 for the cheapest, slowest options (USPS First-Class Intl.) to over $70 for fast carriers (FedEx, UPS), depending heavily on speed (days vs. weeks), carrier (USPS, FedEx, UPS), package size/weight, and service level, with USPS offering budget-friendly choices and faster couriers costing more but delivering quicker, plus potential duties/taxes for high-value items.

For the absolute cheapest shipping from the US to Canada, especially for small items (<4 lbs), USPS First-Class Mail to Canada Post is usually the winner; for heavier or medium packages, UPS Standard / FedEx Ground often beat USPS once you factor in Flat Rate boxes or discounts, but always compare online shipping platforms like Easyship or Parcel Monkey for instant quotes and discounts.

Understanding Cross Border Shipping. Yes, shipping to Canada is considered international shipping from the US, even though it's your closest neighbor. This means: Customs documentation required for most shipments.

Shipping a package from the U.S. to Canada can range from under $20 for small items to over $100 for heavy or urgent shipments, depending heavily on speed, weight, size, and carrier, with USPS First-Class Package International Service being cheapest for small items (starting around $14-$25) and FedEx/UPS Ground/Standard offering good value for heavier parcels (around $35-$40 for 2 lbs), while Priority Mail Express offers speed at a higher cost (starting $45-$60+).

Yes, USPS, the United States Postal Service, absolutely ships to Canada, offering various services like First-Class Package, Priority Mail, and Priority Mail Express International for different speeds and budgets, requiring customs forms and adhering to specific item restrictions for this popular cross-border route.

The best way to ship to Canada depends on your priority : for speed, use FedEx / UPS Express/Priority; for economy (under 4lbs), USPS First-Class International is great, while USPS Priority Mail International or FedEx Ground/UPS Standard are good for slightly heavier/larger items; and for businesses, services like Meest or Shippo offer multi-carrier options and customs help, but always fill out customs forms accurately and include recipient contact info for smooth clearance.