Lithuania
Using DPD Local Online means you can expect cheap Lithuania postage and an easy to use service, no matter what you’re sending. Trusted by millions of customers across the world, you won’t have to worry about breaking your budget when you send a parcel to Lithuania with us.
Before you ship to Lithuania, make sure you check the customs requirements for any restricted items. You should also avoid posting on Lithuania’s non-working days (Saturday and Sunday) and public holidays. Being aware of all of these before you send your post to Lithuania can help you avoid any potential delays.
When you send a parcel with us you’ll get a fully trackable and stress-free service.
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Do I need to deal with customs when sending from the UK to Lithuania?
Since Lithuania is a member of the European Union, goods sent from the UK will not be charged UK VAT, instead import VAT & import duty will be charged at local EU country rates. These will be payable by the recipient. We've made the BREXIT compliance easy for you by providing the correct codes when determining the contents of your parcel.
How much does it cost to send a parcel from the UK to Lithuania?
Prices on parcel delivery to Lithuania start from as little as £7.72, exclusively when you book through DPDLocal-Online. Plus, we offer plenty of options on all our services, ensuring that wherever you’re sending a parcel, you can send exactly the way you want to.
How should I address my parcel for delivery to Lithuania?
Lithuania uses a two-character ISO country code to be used on international mail, though it’s not required on domestic post. It’s also worth noting that the house and apartment numbers should be separated by a hyphen.
Sound confusing? Not to worry — the Universal Postal Union have commissioned this useful addressing guide for you to refer to.
What items can I send?
There are a number of items that you won’t be permitted to send to Lithuania, including:
- Drug paraphernalia (devices for smoking opium or hashish, etc.)
- Furs
- Jewellery
- Credit cards
- Precious metals
For any more information you might need on sending items to Lithuania, you can contact HM Revenue and Customs. You should also check out our prohibited items list for goods that can’t be handled by our couriers.
Where can I find more information?
If you need any more information, you’ll find plenty of helpful stuff at our online Help Centre There you can browse our FAQ guides — covering everything from packaging tips to international shipping advice — or talk to one of our friendly advisors via the chat window.
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