Appliances Shipping Cost from Alexandria to Busan

Shipping to South Korea from the US ranges from ~$20 for small/light items (USPS First Class) to $100+ for faster/heavier packages, with typical costs for a 1-5 lb package around $20-$70, and heavier items or express services costing significantly more, depending heavily on weight, dimensions, speed (1-10+ days), and carrier (USPS, FedEx, UPS, DHL, Asendia ). Expect costs like $20-$40 for basic options (e.g., 1-2 lbs) and $100-$200+ for expedited delivery or heavier parcels (e.g., 10-20 lbs).

To ship to South Korea, choose a carrier (UPS, FedEx, USPS, DHL), pack securely, fill out customs forms accurately (describing items, value, HS codes), declare contents, pay fees (duties/VAT apply over a certain value, often ~10%), and track your package, considering speed vs. cost. Key steps involve online booking, printing labels, and understanding that while many US items are duty-free under KORUS FTA, VAT (10%) and potential duties apply, requiring detailed documentation.

Some of the major domestic express delivery companies are the Korean Post Office (https://parcel.epost.go.kr), CJ Express Delivery (https://www.doortodoor.co.kr/main/), Lotte Global Logistics (www.lotteglogis.com), Hanjin Express (http://hanex.hanjin.co.kr), and Logen Express (www.ilogen.com).