Recommended for most international metro areas (cities) for best chance of Christmas delivery (no guarantees).

Rural and regional areas like ski-fields, for example, will take longer.

You can order after this date and it may still get there but you’ll have to cross your fingers and toes.

Australia Post Standard | No frills rates and economy air. Cheapest rate. Longest delivery time. If duties/taxes are due in the country, these are to be paid by the recipient. The request for duties/taxes is random and controlled by the local country authorities and happens on approx. 1-2% of parcels sent at Christmas time.

Australia Post Express |No frills rates and express air. More expensive and faster than standard timelines. If duties/taxes are due in the country, these are to be paid by the recipient. The request for duties/taxes is random and controlled by the local country authorities and happens on approx. 1-2% of parcels sent at Christmas time.

DHL Express| Very fast service. Most expensive. Duties/taxes covered as part of the rate on all shipments so your receiver will never be asked to pay these.