When it is useful
One eligible arrival contains items intended for different recipients or destinations.
When it may not be useful
Contents, original packaging, destination rules or carrier requirements can make splitting impractical.
Approval before handling
Tell us the intended destinations and packaging plan. We proceed only after the scope is agreed.
Share the plan
Provide the recipient and destination information before preparation.
Assess feasibility
We consider contents, packaging, carrier and route requirements.
Agree preparation
Repacking materials and separate shipment implications are discussed.
Prepare separate parcels
Each eligible part is prepared for its approved route.
Good to know
Splitting does not guarantee a lower shipping or customs cost. Customs treatment can differ by destination and shipment; eligibility and importability remain the customer's responsibility.
Parcel splitting FAQ
Can every parcel be split?
No. Feasibility depends on contents, packaging and carrier requirements.
Is repacking included automatically?
No. Repacking is agreed as part of the handling scope.
Is splitting a primary service?
No. It is optional handling attached to Parcel Forwarding or a completed assisted purchase.
Can parts go to different countries?
Possibly, subject to each route, carrier and destination requirement.