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SHIPPING TO PHNOMPENH CAMBODIA

Cambodia is an important neighbor and economic partner of Vietnam. Statistics show that trade between the two countries has made great progress. Cambodia is Vietnam’s second largest export market in the ASEAN region. With the increasing demand for sending goods to Phnom Penh Cambodia, Indochinapost provides fast, reputable and economical delivery services.

Items are usually sent to Phnom Penh Cambodia

Send documents, vouchers, records
Send dry food
Send cosmetics, functional foods
Send clothes, shoes, bags,…
Send furniture, bulky goods
Send gifts, giveaways,…
Diverse facets

The process of sending goods to Phnom Penh

Step 1: Prepare the goods and the recipient’s contact information
You prepare the goods and complete the recipient’s contact information to avoid confusion or loss during transportation. It is best to contact us for shipping advice.
Step 2: Contact Indochinapost
You can contact the consultant directly at the office of Indochinapost or contact online for advice on the service of sending cheap dry food to Spain for relatives and friends. You need to provide complete information about the goods and the recipient’s address so that the shipping company can offer a specific price and delivery time.
Step 3: Pay and send goods
After you have selected a suitable shipping partner, you need to make a payment, either directly or by online banking. In addition, if it is not convenient to go to the shipping office, we will support to pick up the goods and assist with free packaging.
Step 4: Track the delivery process
Customers can stay in touch with Indochinapost to track their freight and ensure that the delivery is done on time and in full.

SHIPPING TO PHNOMPENH

Some items are banned from export according to the State’s regulations such as:

Products from wildlife such as reptile skin, turtle shell, deer horn, ivory, … or live animals.
Publications, movies with depraved content.
Weapons and simulation toys.
Stimulants such as narcotics, opium, marijuana, psychostimulants and other addictive substances.
Explosives, radioactive substances or other dangerous goods.
Antiques, works of art with high value
Publications, documents with content against the government, the state, intelligence documents.
Counterfeit goods, imitation goods, poor quality goods, goods of unknown origin.