Malaga, Barcelona, Madrid, Granada, the Costa del Sol, Andalusia.. all these names have become familiar to Brits. Spain is one of the most popular countries around. More than 300,000 Brits have made their home in Spain, more than any other EU country, with two-thirds of these expats aged over 50.
Brits also make around 13 million trips to Spain per year, spending over ÂŁ5bn. Going the other direction, Spain imports billions of pounds worth of goods and services from the UK - the two countries are tightly bound both economically and culturally.
This allows parcels to travel quickly and easily between the UK and Spain, so whether you’re sending fishing rods for a trip to Majorca or posting out Christmas presents to your parents’ retirement home in Bilbao, you can send parcels to Spain cheaply and easily with ParcelBroker.
Looking to send a parcel to Spain? Send with us and you’ll get the best rates - we consolidate all our deliveries, allowing us to negotiate excellent prices that major carriers don’t offer when you go direct. We use fast, reliable and trusted delivery services for all our parcels to Spain, so why pay more?
Fed up with other carriers? We’re a breath of fresh air - every customer is important to us, and we make sure that whether you’re sending one parcel to Spain or a thousand, you’re completely satisfied with our service. There are no automated lines or call centres here; we know how important good communication is to the transport industry, so you’ll speak directly with our team.
Our booking process is straightforward and to the point, so you can get the services you need, when you need them. Simply choose the best rate for the service you need, fill in your details, and schedule your delivery to Spain - spend less time sending, and more time selling.
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No - both countries are currently part of the European Union, so you won’t need to make any customs declarations or fill out any paperwork. The only exceptions are if you send a parcel to Andorra or the Canary Islands, which will require a customs declaration to be filled out. Gibraltar is also included on this list, though it is not officially a Spanish possession.
Once the UK leaves the EU, it is anticipated that customs declarations must be filed when sending parcels to Spain - ParcelBroker will work hard to ensure you’re kept up-to-date with the latest news.
Street addresses work slightly differently in Spain than in the UK. Most notably, the street name is written before the number. You’ll also often use abbreviations to indicate a specific floor or door: for example “8o, 5a” for the 8th floor and 5th door. Here’s an example of a Spanish address:
Sr. D. Alvaro Blanco Ruiz - recipient name Luna, 10 - 3o - Street, street number and floor number 28300 ARANJUEZ (MADRID) - Postcode and area reference SPAIN
Postcodes in Spain indicate a general area with the first two digits. In this case, the “28” tells the post handler that this parcel is destined for the Madrid area. The “300” then indicates where in the area it needs to go, in this case to the nearby town of Aranjuez.
Before sending any parcel overseas it’s important to understand what prohibitions there might be at the other end. Spain’s own international post restrictions are fairly similar to the UK’s preventing the use of the postal system to send things like firearms, hoverboards and hazardous chemicals. You should also be aware of ParcelBroker’s prohibited items, to ensure that you’re not sending any materials that aren’t permitted by our shipping policy.
https://help.parcelbroker.co.uk/hc/en-gb/sections/115001551325-Customs-Advice-and-Information