Send a parcel to China that’s under 68 kg with our package options.

If you need to ship heavy goods or cargo, FedEx has the world’s largest cargo airline, and our freight services are built to handle whatever you need to send.

Alternatively, if you are looking to send a one-off package to China and don’t want to open an account, you can ship as a guest with FedEx Now (maximum weight 15kg, drop off only).

• FedEx won’t ship items prohibited by the Chinese government. Have a look at our global shipping restrictions and prohibited items here.
• China has many import regulations, including on consumer goods, wooden packaging and even certain types of media. These must be considered when shipping from the UK to China as they require additional documentation, licensing and certification. Read more about these regulations.
• Find the Harmonised System (HS) code for your parcel and establish whether it requires the China Compulsory Certification (CCC) Mark. The International Shipping Assist tool can help you establish the HS code.

• In China, customs clearance varies depending on the nature and value of the items being shipped. Express clearance is available for documents, personal items, gifts, online purchases, and items without commercial value. However, formal clearance is required for regulated items or those exceeding 5,000 CNY in value. For formal clearance, receivers may need a Customs Registration number, an Import and Export Business License, and other necessary licenses. Our customs tools can help you estimate import costs and submit your commercial invoice with  FedEx® Electronic Trade Documents to successfully send a parcel to China.
• To prevent clearance delays, it's essential to add a complete description and accurately declare your package's full value in your documentation. Consistency in shipping information across all documents is crucial, as discrepancies may prompt further examination, prolonging the clearance process. Read more about avoiding delays at customs.

Express clearance:

• Commercial Invoice - This is a standard when it comes to international shipping and includes key shipment details. We have a template and more detailed guidance for commercial invoices here.    
• Air Waybill - A FedEx International Air Waybill number is generated when you create a shipment and serves as a contract between you and FedEx.
• Proof of purchase - This only applies to online transactions.
• Packing list - For multiple items.
• Receiver’s ID or passport - Only for personal articles and gifts.

Formal clearance:

• Sales contract or proof of the agreed price.
• Declaration of conformity - For items requiring a CCC Mark.
• Information bundle - When shipping complex products. 

Interested in arranging a shipment  from China into the UK? Then import cost would apply from the UK side of importation. Here are the steps:

• Submit your parcel details online to get a quote.
• Find the right box for your parcel and the shipping service you selected.
• You can download and forward the correct shipment label to the sender using our free online tool, FedEx Ship Manager™ 
• Arrange for the best time to schedule a pick-up of your package or alternatively, the sender can drop it off at the nearest FedEx location.
• To get it through customs quicker, submit the commercial invoice you’ll need for importing into the UK online with FedEx® Electronic Trade Documents.
• Tracking will let you accurately monitor the progress of the delivery.