We can send your parcels and letters to anywhere in Malta including Gozo and Comino.
If you need to send an anniversary card to friends in Gozo or birthday parcels to loved ones in Comino we can deliver them for you. Or perhaps you've sold an item on eBay and you want to ship it to the city Valletta. You can find the right delivery options, from International Standard for low value items to International Tracked & Signed that offers full tracking, takes a signature on delivery and provides delivery confirmation, with extra compensation available for those important valuable items.
Service | Compensation | Delivery aim | Weight up to |
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International Tracked & Signed |
up to £50 up to £250 for an additional fee |
3-5 working days |
2kg Buy now |
International Tracked |
up to £50 up to £250 for an additional fee |
3-5 working days |
2kg Buy now |
International Standard | up to £20 | 3-5 working days |
2kg Buy now |
International Economy | up to £20 | 10-15 working days |
2kg Buy now |
If you are sending books and pamphlets the weight limit goes up to 5kg.
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Addressing and packaging - General guidelines
Universal Postal Union advice
On outward international items, the name of the destination country must always be included:
- On the last line of address.
- In capital letters.
- Preferably in the language of the despatching country or in an internationally recognized language.
For further clarification please refer to the UPU website
More help
Address formats for Western Europe
To help facilitate customs clearance, it is recommended that you provide recipient contact details (email address and/or phone number) so that recipients are contactable if any information is missing or incorrect. Contact details should be provided within the electronic customs data or in the case of a CN23 on the physical declaration. To ensure this information is protected do not write these contact details separately on the outside item.
Customs and Brexit
On 24 December 2020, the UK and the EU reached an agreement on how to trade (the Trade and Cooperation Agreement). It entered into force on 1 January 2021. As a result of the agreement, the UK is no longer part of the EU’s single market and customs union and new rules apply.
From 1 January, the UK has extended the rules which applied to non-EU postal items before. Similarly, the EU now treats postal items from the UK as it did non-EU items before. This means there may be changes to how you send and receive items from abroad.
For more information on how sending and receiving items to the EU may be impacted from 1 January, please click here.
For more information about posting an item to Malta please refer to the Malta Post website