Mattress Shipping Cost from Busan to Saint Paul, Minnesota

Shipping from Korea to the US varies widely, from around $30 for small, light items via USPS to potentially hundreds for large/heavy boxes, with costs depending on weight, size, speed (Air vs. Sea), and carrier (FedEx, UPS, Korea Post), but generally expect $50+ for a standard box by air, with sea freight being much cheaper but taking 1-3 months.

The cheapest way to ship to Korea depends on package size/weight, but for light items (under 4 lbs), USPS First-Class Package International is usually cheapest; for heavier or bulkier items, using a discounted courier service via a third-party like Easyship or Parcel Monkey, or exploring sea freight/surface mail (slowest but cheapest) or specialized luggage shippers for personal effects, are best, with FedEx International Economy or DHL Smallbox offering good value for mid-weight packages.