Send a Parcel from Ireland to Australia from €15

    Posting a parcel from Ireland to Australia costs €15 with EirPost up to 500g, €23 up to 1kg, €31.50 up to 1.5kg and €40.50 up to 2kg. Every label is a tracked An Post international service, bought online, printed at home and dropped at any post office.

    Australia is a strong Etsy lane for Irish makers, and the workflow is built for that kind of selling: import your orders, generate the labels in one run, and print them on A4 or 4x6 thermal. Every label is tracked door to door, which is worth having on the longest route you are likely to ship.

    Delivery typically takes 4 to 5 working days on the Express service. December and customs checks can add a little time, so it is worth building some slack into what you promise customers in the busy season.

    Parcels of goods need a customs declaration, which EirPost generates from the item details you enter when you buy the label. Print on A4 or on a 4x6 thermal label, drop the parcel at any post office, and there is nothing to fill in or pay at the counter.

    Parcel Prices from Ireland to Australia

    Tracked as standard
    WeightEirPost PriceIncludes
    Up to 500g€15Tracking and customs included
    500g to 1kg€23Tracking and customs included
    1kg to 1.5kg€31.50Tracking and customs included
    1.5kg to 2kg€40.50Tracking and customs included

    Tracked An Post delivery, typically 4 to 5 working days. Prices checked 2026-08-14.

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    How It Works

    Create the label online
    Enter the address and weight, or import orders from Etsy or Shopify. Pay by card, no account with An Post needed.
    Print and attach
    A clean 4x6 label, printed on a thermal printer or plain A4. It is generated instantly after payment.
    Drop off at any post office
    Postage is already paid, so there is nothing to do at the counter. Tracking starts at the first scan.

    Customs Made Simple

    Every parcel of goods to Australia travels with an electronic customs declaration. EirPost builds it from the description, quantity, value and weight you enter while creating the label, so it is typed once on screen rather than written out at the post office. Depending on the declared value, the recipient can be asked to pay Australian import charges before delivery.

    Australian biosecurity is the strictest an Irish seller will meet. Food, seeds, dried flowers and other plant material, and items made from untreated wood, bark or straw can be held for inspection, treated at the recipient's cost, or destroyed. If you sell candles with botanical inclusions, wreaths, wooden homeware or anything edible, check the item is admissible before you post it.

    Where an item is allowed, describe it precisely on the declaration. "Dried lavender bunch, 1 unit, EUR 18" tells a biosecurity officer exactly what they are looking at. "Home decor" invites the parcel to be opened for inspection, which adds days to the delivery.

    Typical delivery: 4 to 5 working days
    Customs declaration generated automatically
    Tracked door to door with An Post

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How much does it cost to send a parcel from Ireland to Australia?

    With EirPost, a parcel from Ireland to Australia up to 500g costs €15, up to 1kg is €23, up to 1.5kg is €31.50 and up to 2kg is €40.50. These are tracked An Post international deliveries bought online, with nothing extra to pay at the post office.

    How long does post take from Ireland to Australia?

    Typical delivery time is 4 to 5 working days once the parcel is scanned in by An Post. This is an estimate rather than a guarantee: busy periods like Christmas and customs checks can add time.

    Is the parcel tracked?

    Yes. Every EirPost label includes An Post tracking. You get the tracking number as soon as the label is generated and can follow the parcel from drop-off in Ireland through to delivery.

    Do I need a customs form to post to Australia?

    Yes, parcels of goods to Australia need a customs declaration, but you do not fill in a paper form. EirPost generates the electronic declaration from the item description, value and weight you enter while creating the label.

    Where do I drop off the parcel?

    At any An Post post office in Ireland. Print the label at home on A4 paper or a 4x6 thermal label, attach it, and hand the parcel over. There is nothing to pay at the counter because the postage is already bought.

    What is the maximum weight?

    EirPost covers parcels up to 2kg, which suits most e-commerce orders: clothing, prints, crafts, cosmetics, books and small goods. Heavier parcels are better served by a courier service.

    Can I post food, dried flowers or wooden items to Australia?

    Take care with all three. Australian biosecurity rules are the strictest of any destination Irish sellers post to, and food, seeds, dried plant material and untreated wood, bark or straw are routinely held, treated or destroyed at the border. Check the item is admissible before you sell it to an Australian buyer, and describe it exactly on the customs declaration rather than using a vague category.

    Do I need an An Post account to post to Australia?

    No. You need a free EirPost account and nothing else: no An Post business account, no contract and no minimum volume. Pay per label by card, and your first three labels are free.

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