Send a Parcel To Denmark Fast - DHL Courier Delivery
In recent years, Denmark has invested considerably in the construction of rail links and roads between its regions such as the Great Belt Fixed Link that joins the major islands Funen and Zealand. Not only does this help people travelling, it improves the efficiency and speed of parcel delivering for DHL.
How to send a parcel to Denmark
One of the most popular ways to send a package to Denmark is through a DHL Service Point. Simply, choose a FREE box to package your items in, complete a label, pay and send your parcel in-store. If you have a large parcel or would prefer a courier collection from your office or home, you can use DHLitNow or DHL by Phone.
Why should I use DHL to send a parcel to Denmark?
DHL Express is the global market leader in the international express business and operates in 220 countries and territories. This means getting a parcel from A to B for DHL is both efficient and secure as it only sends parcels through its own network. This means your parcel is well looked after and can reach its destination faster in comparison to other couriers. You can also track your parcel and check its progress through our online, by phone or text tracking tool.
How much does it cost to send a parcel to Denmark from the UK?
Using our online quote tool, you can obtain parcel pricing from all three of our booking services. Alternatively, if you are going to send through a DHL Service Point, you can view our size and price guide to work out which FREE box you can use to send your items and how much it will cost.
How long will it take to send a parcel to Denmark from UK?
DHL Express can deliver to Denmark in 1-2 working days, this does not factor in customs so please remember to check what you can and can’t send.
Shipping from UK to Denmark custom restrictions
As well as the list of prohibited items in which DHL cannot ship that can be seen on our what you can and can’t send page, Denmark also has a few extra items which aren’t allowed.
For more information, please visit the Denmark customs website.
- 1 January, Monday - New Year's Day
- 28 March, Thursday - Maundy Thursday
- 29 March, Friday - Good Friday
- 31 March, Sunday - Easter Sunday
- 1 April, Monday - Easter Monday
- 9 May, Thursday - Ascension Day
- 19 May, Sunday - Whit Sunday
- 20 May, Monday - Whit Monday
- 25 December, Wednesday - Christmas Day
- 26 December, Thursday - 2nd Day of Christmas
* Public holidays in Denmark may affect our estimated transit times.
- Denmark is said to be one of the happiest countries in the world
- Denmark has over 7,000 miles of coastline. It also has one of the best beaches for surfing in Scandinavia called “Cold Hawaii”
- LEGO block toys were created in Denmark. The name derives from “leg” and “godt” which means “play well”
- Denmark exports around $114 billion of goods including wind turbines, pharmaceuticals, and food products. These are exported to its main partners Germany with 15%, Sweden with 11% and the UK with 8% of the total
- Denmark imports around $95 billion of goods including machinery and equipment, raw materials and semi manufacturers for industry as well as chemicals. These are imported from Germany with 21%, Sweden with 11% and the Netherlands with 8% of the total import amount
