Shipping To Europe

[beachyman]

Anybody had a successful experience with a shipping company? I need to ship some things back to europe, specifically to Stockholm, around 50-75kg. Golf clubs, clothes and such.

I searched the forum but the companies listed were not interested to the destination and size.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

[craigt3365]

Are you flying back soon? Extra luggage is not that expensive.

[BigJohnnyBKK]

Break it up into smaller packages and regular postal service is the cheapest, especially for low-value stuff.

Valuables like your clubs maybe DHL?

Unaccompanied baggage service at the airport's not **too** bad, but per-kg excess baggage has gotten to be pretty extortionate on cheaper airlines.

[EidanK]

Hi,

does someone ever ship a nutrition products to thailand?

if so, is there a tax?

thanks

[craigt3365]

Hi,

does someone ever ship a nutrition products to thailand?

if so, is there a tax?

thanks

Yes. Do a search in the health forum. Quite a few topics on it. Net: best to ship regular mail and only a bit at a time. FedEx and DHL usually opens you up to a potentially large customs tax.

[beachyman]

Not flying soon but prefer not to be bogged down while traveling. I guess as a last resort but I would still prefer to ship reliably.

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