Sending parcels
Parcels and post offices
Any parcel weighing up to 30kg* and not exceeding the dimensions detailed in the diagram below, can be sent from any of Jersey Post’s post offices.
For any parcel or packet that contains merchandise and is being sent off-island, you will need to complete a Customs declaration form (CN22) and stick this on the reverse of your item. Please also ensure that your item is securely and appropriately packaged to protect the contents.
*Please note - merchandise can be delayed for inspection by Customs. Some countries impose a weight restriction on parcel post. For more information on weight restrictions, parcel post zones and rates, please click here.
University movers
Jersey Post can send parcels weighing up to 30kg to the UK from just £18! This saves students from excess baggage fees and a heavy load to carry. Whether it’s your clothes, books, bedding, CDs, DVDs, games, computer or even your bike, let Jersey Post do the hard work for you. Students can send university-bound items from any post office.
Post & Pay kiosks
At Broad Street, Rue des Pres and the Central Market post offices, and at the Jersey Electricity Company at Queen's Road, you can save yourself time by using our quick and convenient Post & Pay kiosk. The kiosks enable you to weigh, post and pay for postage of letters, packets or parcels to any worldwide destination. For your convenience, our Post & Pay kiosks accept cash, credit and debit cards.
Next day delivery and signed for services
Jersey Post offers a range of next day delivery and 'signed for services' which are ideal for important items, items of value or items that need to arrive by a specified time and date. Please click here for more information on these services.
Courier services
In partnership with global delivery agent FedEx, we are able to offer an express, door-to-door courier service for dutiable items to over 214 countries worldwide. Please click here for more information.
Compensation for undelivered items
Jersey Post now offers a compensation scheme for items that are posted from a Jersey Post outlet but that are not delivered to their final destination. Please click here for more information on Jersey Post’s Consumer Code which gives details of the compensation scheme and how to make a claim.