Hyderabad → New Zealand · drag to spin the globe
New Zealand is a long way from Hyderabad, but parcels to Auckland and Wellington are routine for us. New Zealand has some of the strictest biosecurity rules in the world, so food and natural items need extra care.
- PickupDoor to door from your home in Hyderabad, or drop at our Edi Bazaar shop
- DeliveryTo the receiver’s door anywhere in New Zealand
- CarriersDHL, FedEx, Aramex, UPS, Atlantic (depending on route and parcel)
- OpenEvery day, 10 AM – 11 PM · Aleem 80745 34299
What you can send to New Zealand
- Clothes, sarees and gifts
- Commercially packed food and spices (declared)
- Documents and certificates
- Household goods as cargo
Small parcels go by courier; big, heavy or many boxes can go as cargo. Our heaviest shipment so far was over 1,600 kg. Not sure which suits you? Read courier vs cargo.
New Zealand rules to know before you pack
Biosecurity checks every parcel
New Zealand’s Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) checks mail and courier parcels for risk goods. Fresh fruit and vegetables, seeds, meat, plants and soil are the usual problems.
Declare all food
List every food item clearly. Commercially packed, labelled food is easier to clear than homemade food. Undeclared food can be seized.
Wooden and natural items
Wooden handicrafts, cane, straw and similar natural items can be inspected or treated. Make sure they are clean and dry.
GST and duty may apply
New Zealand Customs may charge GST and duty on parcels above certain values. The receiver may need to pay before delivery.
Documents needed
- Your ID proof (KYC): a copy of your Aadhaar, passport or PAN card. Courier exports from India are declared electronically under CBIC’s courier regulations, and the sender’s identity is part of that declaration.
- Contents list: every item with quantity and a fair value, for example “3 cotton kurtas” or “1 kg mango pickle, homemade”. Mark gifts as gifts.
- Receiver’s details: full name, street address, suburb, city, 4-digit postcode and a New Zealand phone number.
- Business shipments: a commercial invoice, plus the exporter’s IEC and GST details where they apply.
More detail in our guide to documents for international courier.
Packing tips for New Zealand
- Use a strong, right-sized carton. A box that is too big adds volumetric weight.
- Seal jars with cling film under the lid, tape the lid, then double-bag each jar in zip-lock bags.
- Vacuum-seal or double-bag sweets, snacks and spices so smells and oil stay inside.
- Wrap fragile items separately and fill every gap so nothing moves.
- Write the receiver’s address and phone clearly, and put a copy inside the box.
Step by step: how to pack a parcel for international courier.
Items you cannot send
Every carrier and country keeps its own list, but these are refused almost everywhere:
- Cash, currency, cheques and precious metals
- Weapons, ammunition, explosives and fireworks
- Flammable items: lighters, matches, fuel, paints, many aerosols and perfumes
- Loose lithium batteries and e-cigarettes
- Narcotics and any medicine not checked with us first
- Counterfeit goods and anything illegal in New Zealand
Medicines have special rules: read sending medicines abroad.
How the price works
We do not publish a fixed rate card because carrier rates change. The courier price to New Zealand depends on the carrier and the chargeable weight: whichever is higher of the actual weight and the volumetric weight. Volumetric weight is length × width × height (cm) ÷ 5000. For example, a 50 × 54 × 34 cm box has a volumetric weight of 18.36 kg, even if it weighs less on the scale. Try your box:
Send us the weight, box size and contents on WhatsApp and we will share today’s price for New Zealand.
How to book
- Message us on WhatsApp (Sameer +91 73302 52101 or Aleem +91 80745 34299) with what you are sending and the receiver’s city.
- Get the price and options for your parcel to New Zealand.
- Pickup or drop-off: we pick up from your door in Hyderabad, or visit our shop in Edi Bazaar, opposite St Mathews High School, 10 AM – 11 PM.
- We check and pack the parcel with you and prepare the paperwork.
- Track it: you get a tracking number to follow on our tracking page.
Sending to New Zealand?
Send us a photo or list of what you want to send. We’ll tell you what can go and share the price on WhatsApp.
Send a parcel to New ZealandFAQ: courier to New Zealand
How do I send a courier from Hyderabad to New Zealand?
Send us a WhatsApp message on +91 80745 34299 with what you are sending, the approximate weight or box size and the receiver’s city in New Zealand. We share the price and options, then pick up from your home in Hyderabad or you can drop the parcel at our shop in Edi Bazaar (open 10 AM – 11 PM, every day).
Can I send food or pickles to New Zealand?
Commercially packed, labelled food and spices can often go to New Zealand if declared, but MPI biosecurity is strict. Fresh produce, seeds, meat and many homemade items are refused. Send us the list first.
What details do I need for the receiver in New Zealand?
The receiver’s full name, street address, suburb, city, 4-digit postcode and a New Zealand phone number. Along with this we need your ID proof (Aadhaar, passport or PAN) and a list of the items with their values.
How is the courier price to New Zealand calculated?
The price depends on the destination, the carrier and the chargeable weight. Carriers charge whichever is higher: the actual weight or the volumetric weight (length × width × height in cm ÷ 5000). Send us the weight and box size on WhatsApp for today’s price.
Why is New Zealand so strict about food?
New Zealand protects its farms and nature from pests and diseases, so MPI checks every parcel for risk goods. A clear, honest contents list is the best way to avoid your parcel being held.
Which courier companies do you use for New Zealand?
We book through international networks such as DHL, FedEx, Aramex, UPS and Atlantic, choosing the option that suits your parcel and destination. You get a tracking number, and you can track it on our website.
Official sources
- CBIC: Courier Imports and Exports (Electronic Declaration and Processing) Regulations
- NZ Ministry for Primary Industries: Mail, post and courier parcels
- New Zealand Customs Service: Sending and receiving
Rules change and differ by item. This page is general information, not legal advice. Message us on WhatsApp with your exact items before you send.