How much does it cost to ship to Denmark?

It depends on the weight, the dimensions, the service and the destination, since Bornholm, the Faroes and Greenland differ from Copenhagen. Couriers charge on whichever is higher, the actual weight or the volumetric weight. Enter your parcel details and you'll see the final prices straight away.

How many days does delivery to Denmark take?

It depends on the service and the destination. The comparison shows the estimated time for each option before you book. There's no customs for mainland Denmark, but Bornholm and the Western Easter holidays make a difference. Delivery times are estimates, not guarantees.

Can the courier collect from my address?

Yes. The courier collects from your home or office on the pickup day you choose when booking. All you need to do is have the parcel well packed.

How do I track my shipment?

You track it with the number you receive once your booking is complete. It shows every stage of the route up to delivery in Denmark, and the recipient may get a text or email notification.

Which courier should I choose for Denmark?

It depends on whether price or speed matters more. For Denmark you'll see DHL, UPS and FedEx, each with a price and an estimated time. For samples going to a restaurant with a deadline, go for the shortest estimate. For a box of clothes and home cooking, go for the best price.

Are the prices I see final?

Yes for mainland Denmark, as long as weight and dimensions are declared correctly. There are no import duties, VAT or customs charges for the recipient there. For the Faroe Islands and Greenland, which are outside the EU, import duties, taxes or fees may apply. They are not included in the price and are normally charged to the recipient.

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Shipping between Greece and Denmark

What it is

Sending a parcel to Denmark with City Sender means door-to-door express courier with DHL, UPS or FedEx, compared and booked online. Denmark is in the EU, so the parcel doesn't go through customs. The Faroe Islands and Greenland, however, are outside the EU.

Who it's for

Greeks living and working in Copenhagen and Aarhus, students at Danish universities, Greek food businesses with customers in Denmark, and anyone sending from Denmark to Greece.

When to use it

From Greece to Denmark, when a student in Copenhagen needs winter clothes and home cooking, or when a restaurant is waiting for olive oil and cheese samples. From Denmark to Greece, when documents, personal items or things for a home in Greece need to arrive.

Key benefits

Compare courier services in seconds
Door-to-door pickup and delivery
Automatic insurance and tracking on every shipment
Daily routes and departures
Support at every stage of your shipment
Secure payment by card or bank transfer

1,500+ shipments

every month through City Sender

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at every step

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1,500+ shipments every month

Shipment tracking at every step

Insured shipments & SSL payments

WHY CITY SENDER

The same courier, at prices up to 60% lower. And a real person on your side.

City Sender is a Greek platform for comparing and booking courier services. You see DHL, UPS, FedEx, ELTA Courier and others side by side, with the price in front of you before you book. On City Sender, prices are up to 60% lower than booking the same service directly with the courier.

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Price
Up to 60% lower for the same service
Choice
DHL, UPS, FedEx, ELTA Courier and more, side by side
Booking
Online as a guest, or with an account and 2% back on your next shipments
Support
A real person, reply within 20 minutes during business hours
If it gets lost or damaged
We coordinate the case with the courier
Customs documents
We help you prepare them
Tracking
All your shipments in one place

Start your booking

Courier counter or website

One courier at a time

Price
The courier's own price
Choice
One courier's services
Booking
At the counter or on each courier's site
Support
Each courier's customer service
If it gets lost or damaged
You follow it up with the courier yourself
Customs documents
Instructions from the courier
Tracking
Separately on each courier

RECOMMENDED

Many couriers, one comparison

Courier counter or website

One courier at a time

Price
Up to 60% lower for the same service
The courier's own price
Choice
DHL, UPS, FedEx, ELTA Courier and more, side by side
One courier's services
Booking
Online as a guest, or with an account and 2% back on your next shipments
At the counter or on each courier's site
Support
A real person, reply within 20 minutes during business hours
Each courier's customer service
If it gets lost or damaged
We coordinate the case with the courier
You follow it up with the courier yourself
Customs documents
We help you prepare them
Instructions from the courier
Tracking
All your shipments in one place
Separately on each courier

Your parcel is collected and delivered by the courier you chose. We find the price and stay with you until it arrives.

See prices for your parcel

How it works?

Three steps. Zero hassle.

Step 1

Compare couriers

See available prices and delivery times in real time.

Step 2

Book your shipment

Complete the booking online with card or bank transfer.

Step 3

Pickup & delivery

Track your shipment all the way to final delivery.

Sending a parcel from Greece to Denmark

Copenhagen and Aarhus are home to Greeks working in shipping, pharma and tech, along with students at Danish universities. Sending a parcel to Denmark usually means winter clothes, olive oil, cheese and gifts, as well as samples for restaurants and shops. And the other way round: documents and belongings heading back to Greece.

On City Sender you see DHL, UPS and FedEx side by side, with the final price and estimated delivery time before you book. Bornholm, out in the Baltic, takes longer than the mainland, and Denmark celebrates Western Easter, not Orthodox Easter.

Denmark is in the EU, so your parcel travels without customs and with no import duties or VAT. The Faroe Islands and Greenland are outside the EU and need customs paperwork.

Useful information

Main cities: Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense and Aalborg. The island of Bornholm takes longer than the rest of the country.
Postcodes have 4 digits and go before the town, e.g. 1050 København K.
The Faroe Islands and Greenland belong to the Kingdom of Denmark but are outside the EU: they need a commercial invoice and customs declaration.
Mainland Denmark: intra-EU shipment, no customs, no import duties or VAT.
Denmark follows Western Easter, with Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Monday off. On 24 December and in July, many businesses close.

Expert guide

What to know about shipping to Denmark

Customs & documents

Customs declaration: Not required
EORI: Not required
VAT / duties: Intra-EU shipment — no import duties or VAT apply.

Documents

Detailed description of contents
For the Faroe Islands and Greenland: commercial invoice and customs declaration

Restricted items

Dangerous goods under IATA/ADR
Lithium batteries shipped without a device
Flammable materials
Alcohol and tobacco beyond courier limits

Special regime: Faroe Islands and Greenland: part of the Kingdom of Denmark, but outside the EU, with customs checks

What to know before you ship

A good choice for

Greeks living and working in Copenhagen and Aarhus
Students at Danish universities and their families
Greek food businesses with customers in Danish restaurants and shops

Before you ship

Write the 4-digit postcode before the town
Check the address isn't in the Faroe Islands or Greenland, which need customs paperwork
Add the recipient's mobile and email

Common mistakes

Shipping to the Faroes or Greenland as if it were mainland Denmark
Planning around Orthodox rather than Western Easter
Shipping to an office on 24 December or during July without time to spare

Packaging

Cheese and food in sealed packaging
Liquids such as olive oil in sealed containers with absorbent material
Protect clothes and paperwork from damp

For businesses

Send samples with tracking so the restaurant or shop knows when they arrive
Keep packaging and descriptions consistent for repeat shipments
Plan shipments ahead of Western Easter and July

When this route fits

Choose it when

Personal parcels, documents and samples that need door-to-door delivery
Belongings for students and people moving to Denmark

Consider an alternative when

Over 100 kg or palletised goods: road freight via Europe

Last reviewed: 2026-09

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Yes. On City Sender, prices are up to 60% lower than booking the same service directly with the courier. You see DHL, UPS and FedEx side by side, each with a final price and estimated delivery time, so you don't have to request quotes one by one. Sending winter clothes to your child studying in Copenhagen? You'll see straight away which service works for you and book it online.