Not only do we offer some of the cheapest courier services from the UK to Malta, they’re fast as well – with many destinations in the Mediterranean, you can still expect delivery to take just 3-4 days. Note that whilst we always aim to deliver your items within these timescales, occasionally it can take longer for your parcel to arrive, especially to more isolated places.

It’s also worth considering what you can and can’t send in the post – all items will need clearance through Customs, so ensure you label everything clearly and correctly – this will help to avoid any unnecessary delays and costs. See [below for more information on Maltese customs].

When sending a parcel to Malta, you will need to provide a customs document.

If this sounds like a challenge, don’t worry - when you book your delivery with us, it's easy. As part of the booking process, we'll gather all of the information needed to generate a customs invoice which will print with your label.

When you send a parcel to Malta from the UK, there are occasionally customs duties and import taxes that need to be paid. These fees are payable at the receiving end and cannot be done when booking your parcel delivery.

HM Revenue & Customs has more information on tax and customs considerations for Malta.

It’s the responsibility of you, the sender, to ensure your parcels contents are allowed into Malta.

Before booking your courier service to Malta, please check that all the items are allowed into the country; ordinary, every day products to us in the UK can sometimes be restricted or prohibited to send to other countries. We advise to re-check the regulations every time you send a parcel, as the regulations can change from time to time.

Products such as animal skins and furs, firearms and hazardous materials are not only prohibited to send to Malta, they’re also on our prohibited list - take a look at the full list before you prepare to send your parcel. In the meantime, some examples of items you can’t post to Malta include: