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What is the best and cheapest way to send a 10kg package to Thailand?

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April 23, 2024

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Moving to Thailand in December what is the best and cheapest way to send a 10kg package recommendations please thanks in advance 👍

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The most recommended and cost-effective way to send a 10kg package to Thailand is to bring it with you as extra baggage when you fly. Several commenters advise against shipping due to potential customs issues and added costs. Some users suggest alternatives, like buying clothes and electrical goods in Thailand instead of bringing them from the UK.

Jeffrey ************

Pay for excess baggage..

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Neil *********

Buy new clothes!

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Greg *********

Take it with you on the plane or checked luggage. Cheaper in the long run

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Greg *********

Baggage

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Colin ********

Take it with you added luggage will work out alot cheaper

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Mike *******

Hong Kong Post works well. 10kg will cost from HKD $290 to $617 (all with package tracking), depending on how fast you need it to be delivered.

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Christopher *************

Depends what the 10kg package is ?

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@Christopher ************

clothes and shoes and some electrical stuff

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Christopher *************

I agree with the other answers I personally would not pay to bring extra items , buy clothes etc here and electrical goods eith the correct plug and rating here

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Martyn ***********

don't bother mate.. Really. If you must, take as extra baggage. But cost.. Inc tax and hassle? Not worth it.

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Neale **********

forget it. Buy a load of well cheap designer clothes here for peanuts

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Tong *****

Not really what you're asking but it is an advice group. Bin most of your clothes before you come.

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Alan ********

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I’d bin it all but the wife would have to walk around naked 😂😂

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Sorry from the uk 👍

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Brandon ************

Bring it with you, paying for extra baggage if needed. Not worth the risk of it getting caught up in customs with a duty due if you ship it.

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@Brandon ***********

agree. Get a second luggage and pay extra baggage

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@Brandon ***********

might be okay but we have around

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kg in total clothes and shoes and some electrical stuff 🙁

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Bob **********

make sure your electrical stuff will work over here and yes bring it on the plane.

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