The goal of your shipment is to arrive on time, to anywhere in the world.
From
€38.95
At Correos, we reserve the right to refuse to grant this insurance, depending on the type of goods, the requested value or the destination. The coverage excludes fraud, ordinary spillage, loss of weight or volume due to natural wear and tear, and use and deterioration due to defects related to the item itself.
The value of the objects covered by the insurance will not be altered for any other value that may appear in customs documents or on the shipment invoice. In the event of an accident, the lower amount will be paid out:
Paquete Internacional Premium is the best option for those shipments that need to travel far and get there quickly:
You choose your perfect packaging. You can purchase from the range of products available in our Online Shop and in all Correos Post Offices.
Of course, the size must fit these measurements:
Maximum:
Minimum:
If you want to send something smaller, don't worry, you just have to add a 10 x 7 cm label with the address and postage.
And it should weigh no more than 30 kg! (Depending on the destination country).
If your shipment suffers an incident arriving at its destination, Correos will compensate you. If you would like the compensation to be paid to the recipient, you must provide signed authorisation.
We know you place your trust in us and this is our way of saying thank you:
And of course we will deliver your shipment as quickly as we can.
Locate the branch of Correos that is closest to you and bring your parcel to us. Remember than the delivery periods depend on the country of destination:
The volumetric weight is the weight of a package, but taking its dimensions into account. To calculate our charges, transport companies usually use this measure instead of the real weight, because transporting a 1 kg bulky object is not the same as transporting a 1 kg small object, even though the weight is the same.
Correos applies the weight/volume criterion up to 167kg/m3 at the time the package is received, using the following formula: length x height x width in cm / 6,000.