Sending Filipino Gifts Across The World
When you buy a gift made in the Philippines for someone special who lives across the world from you in the USA, UK, Australia, New Zealand or the EU… how do you get it there?
Many of our advertised Filipino gift shops already manage shipping and buying online can be a headache free process. If you live in the Philippines and want to send a locally made artifact back to loved ones at home, then there are some points to consider.
First of all there is the size and weight of the item. The Philippines Postal Service has size and weight restrictions in keeping with international standards. Most of these are due to the capacity for the mail man to carry and deliver the item but they have to draw the line somewhere. If your article meets their standards then they have some efficient and economical international freight services to offer.
You can use the local freight forwarding success story, LBC. LBC have offices everywhere and offer a variety of services. If you wish to pay a little more then DHL, FedEx and UPS all service the Philippines from the major cities.
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