I want to ship some small stuff to back home, I found out air is 900 baht per kilo, but how much is it by ocean freight or land?

 

Small items, does it go by cubic meter or by weight?

 

Thanks

This is where I'd start.   "freight forwarding agents Thailand"  Plenty on Mr Google.

Thank malt25,

 

But I want to send via post office, no container or anything big, just a small package, jar of pickles....might be too heavy for plane and too small for sea freight!

40 minutes ago, Satearn said:

Thank malt25,

 

But I want to send via post office, no container or anything big, just a small package, jar of pickles....might be too heavy for plane and too small for sea freight!

Hi Satearn. I've sent a few things via post to Oz. Not too expensive. Any, most,  post offices will have a rate calculator & advise you. I guess you have some idea of the weight ?

Cheers.

Yeah, I guess I'll wait till tomorrow and will go ask in person, thanks

I feel so pity when I see foreigners making troubles at post office when they could just know something called internet and find information without trying to speak English with people who do not understand it:

 

http://www.thailandpost.com/index.php?page=rate_result&country_code=US&weight=499&language=en

 

 

Thank you for the link;)

 

And I don't make trouble at post office...but Thailand SHOULD learn English like other Asian nations are doing now!

 

 

No, Thailand must learn French....would my french acquaintances say....

 

Nein...the Thai people must leeern German, would my friends in Germany suggest,..

 

Mama mia...parla italiano you Thai...would the italians say....and so on...

 

An advised and humble person would say...why not try....try to learn some thai?

6 minutes ago, observer90210 said:

No, Thailand must learn French....would my french acquaintances say....

 

Nein...the Thai people must leeern German, would my friends in Germany suggest,..

 

Mama mia...parla italiano you Thai...would the italians say....and so on...

 

An advised and humble person would say...why not try....try to learn some thai?

Or even better, use an internationally accepted language, let's try English.

13 minutes ago, janclaes47 said:

Or even better, use an internationally accepted language, let's try English.

suit yourself pal....but just get prepared beacause in 2043 Chinese will be the official international standard language....