Send a Parcel To Poland Fast - DHL Courier Delivery
Since Poland joined the EU In 2004, trade links with the UK have continued to grow. Thousands of parcels are continuously being sent between Poland and the UK. The economy in Poland has also been growing consistently for a few years and it plans to invest billions in the country’s infrastructure. This can only have a positive impact on areas, such as the roads, improving DHL’s delivery services even more, making it more efficient, secure and faster to deliver there.
How to send a parcel to Poland from the UK
Whether your parcel is too heavy, or you would prefer a courier to collect your parcel from your home or work for ease, DHLitNow and DHL by Phone are the options available to send your parcel. Another popular option is to drop off your parcel to a DHL Service Point which are located in 1,200 locations nationwide.
To send your parcel, choose from our FREE boxes to package your items. Please remember not to seal your parcel as DHL may check it for security reasons.
Time it takes to send a parcel to Poland from the UK
Let’s say you’re sending a parcel to a family member in Warsaw or Krakow, a parcel can be shipped to Poland from the UK within 1-2 working days. If you would like to check your parcel’s progress, you can use our online, text or phone tracking tool for free.
Costs to send a parcel to Poland from the UK
Parcel prices depend on the delivery service you choose. The favoured delivery method is through a DHL Service Point, these are located on highstreets and retail parks in 1,200 locations. This option is the cheapest way to send a parcel to Poland as the pricing is based on the size of the FREE box you choose. Alternatively, if you would like to see all delivery prices, you can use our online quote tool to compare the costs.
Restrictions on parcels to Poland from the UK
As Poland is within the EU, it is much easier to send a package to Poland than other EU-countries. This means there are no need for any custom documents, however there are some restrictions on sending some items. Please see what you can and can’t send in order to check your items before shipping.
- 1 January, Monday - New Year's Day
- 6 January, Saturday - Epiphany
- 31 March, Sunday - Easter Sunday
- 1 April, Monday - Easter Monday
- 1 May, Wednesday - Labour Day
- 3 May, Friday - Constitution Day
- 19 May, Sunday - Whit Sunday
- 30 May, Thursday - Corpus Christi
- 15 August, Thursday - Assumption Day
- 1 November, Friday - All Saints' Day
- 11 November, Monday - Independence Day
- 25 December, Wednesday - Christmas Day
- 26 December, Thursday - 2nd Day of Christmas
* Public holidays in Poland may affect our estimated transit times.
- The name Poland means “people living in open fields”
- Poland has one of the most diverse terrains. It has beaches, mountains, forests, deserts and lakes
- Warsaw was almost completely destroyed during the Second World War during the 40s. It was then rebuilt using detailed drawings and therefore looks like it was built in the 14th century
- Poland exports around $224 billion a year of machinery, transport equipment and manufactured goods. These are exported to countries including Germany with 27%, the Czech Republic with 6.4% and the UK with 6.4% of the total
- Poland imports around $223 billion a year of machinery and transport equipment, chemicals and minerals and fuels. These are imported to countries including Germany with 27%, China with 8% and Russia with 6% of the total
