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Why International Shipping from Singapore Matters
Singapore may be small in size, but it’s a major global shipping hub. Whether you’re running a local online business or simply sending a gift abroad, having access to reliable international shipping from Singapore is essential.
With EasyParcel, you can now compare international delivery rates, book trusted couriers, and handle customs—all in one platform.
What Is International Shipping?
International shipping is the process of sending a parcel from one country to another using cross-border logistics providers. It’s commonly used for:
- eCommerce order fulfillment
- Moving to overseas
- Gift delivery
- Business document mailing
- Sample or product testing
But managing international shipping can be tricky—especially when it comes to customs, documents, or choosing the right courier. That’s where EasyParcel Singapore simplifies the journey.
Couriers Supporting International Shipping from Singapore
When you book via EasyParcel, you get access to a wide network of reputable couriers:
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Courier
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Coverage
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Extra Parcel Protection
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Price From
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TracX Logis (formerly Qxpress)
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Malaysia, Korea, Japan, United States (max 11kg), Thailand, Taiwan, Vietnam
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S$3.90
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Ninja Van
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Malaysia only
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S$6.80
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SF Express
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Malaysia, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, China, Korea and Japan
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S$29.80
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Aramex
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Malaysia and USA
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S$29.80
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FedEx
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Worldwide
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S$29.50
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Janio
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Worldwide
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S$5.25
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UPS
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Worldwide
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S$33.30
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How to Book International Delivery on EasyParcel
Booking process is fast and hassle-free. Here’s how:
- Select “International” tab.
- Enter your origin and destination postcodes with parcel weight.
- Click “Quote & Book” button to get a quote.Â
- From the courier options, choose your preferred courier service.
- Enter details of sender and receiver.6
- Make payment, print the shipping label (as known as AWB), and attach it to your parcel.
- Relax and wait for delivery man to pickup the parcel from your doorstep.
