Shipping Cost from Medellin to El Paso, Texas

Shipping from Mexico to the U.S. varies widely in price, from under $20 for small items via postal services (USPS, etc.) to hundreds or thousands for larger freight, depending heavily on weight, size, speed (air/truck/rail/ocean), and if it's LTL/FTL/Container, with small parcels often starting around $15-$30 (like USPS Priority Mail) and larger freight potentially costing $0.08-$0.40 per pound (rail/LTL) or $1,200-$3,500+ per container (ocean), plus customs duties (free under $800 value).

To ship one piece of furniture out of state, you'll typically use LTL freight, specialized furniture shippers, or white glove services, depending on budget and urgency; prepare the item by disassembling (if possible) and securely packing with bubble wrap/blankets in a sturdy box or crate, then compare quotes from providers like The UPS Store, uShip, or FreightCenter for the best rates on measured/weighed items.

The cheapest way to ship internationally depends on weight, but generally, USPS First-Class Package International Service is best for small, light items (under 4 lbs), while shipping platforms (like Easyship, ShipStation) or economy services from major carriers (DHL, FedEx, UPS) offer better rates for heavier parcels by providing volume discounts. For letters and postcards, a Global Forever Stamp (USPS) is the most economical.