How much does it cost to courier from Canada to Spain?

Modern aircraft have shortened travel times to Europe such that a parcel can be there the next day, although that can be very pricey as this blog will show. However, Canadian shippers are lucky that they have access to the shipping broker Secureship, whose bulk agreements with carriers saves its clients at least 50% on each shipment. In addition, Secureship is an expert shipping broker with answers to thousands of questions and information concerning customs regulations for more than 140 countries worldwide, including Spain and the rest of Europe. And you don’t need to be a Secureship to access this material, everything is online for your convenience.

Table of Contents

• Costs and Delivery Times from Canada to Spain
• Secureship - Your Shipping Broker of Choice
• Shipping Guide to Spain
• Conclusion

Costs and Delivery Times from Canada to Spain

If you have not shipped a parcel recently, you may be very surprised how much they have increased due to inflation, demand, and global uncertainties.

As a sampler, the following quotes are taken from Secureship estimator for a five kilogram parcel from Montreal to Barcelona.

While the prices above may make your eyeballs pop, one easy way to save a lot on shipping is to delay the arrival time by a day or so.

Secureship - Your Shipping Broker of Choice

Looking closely at the cost estimates presented in this blog, you will notice two prices for all but one of the options.

And that’s because there is the courier’s retail price and a far cheaper Secureship price - at least 50% and for a few of them upwards of 65%. How can Secureship guarantee that?

It’s simple - through its bulk buying agreements with Canada Post, FedEx, and UPS.

Shipping Guide to Spain

It should be clear to the reader that anyone sending parcels from Canada to Spain should have Secureship arrange their shipping to save on this large personal or business expense.

But Secureship offers much more in the way of information. In its many years of operation, it has assembled a vast trove of shipping particulars and advice, and they are available to clients and non-clients alike.

Specifically, the website features the importation rules and taxes for incoming goods for 140-plus countries, including all of Europe.

Conclusion

On a normal day, a parcel can leave Canada and arrive in Spain on the following day, but that will be very expensive. However, by allowing several days for a delivery, rates drop dramatically, though they remain pricey. So fortunately for Canadian shippers, Secureship has made deals with FedEx, Canada Post, and UPS that could cut your shipping costs by at least half, and at times more. Also, Secureship has amassed how-to articles, answers to thousands of shipping questions, and country specific shipping guides, including for Spain. These documents provide important customs information such as taxes and duties on incoming goods as well as restricted and prohibited items. And it’s all available to anyone with a wi-fi signal.