Cheapest way to send a parcel from Belgium to Germany
The prices below are real, bookable rates for a private sender shipping a standard parcel (35 × 25 × 15 cm) from Belgium to Germany. No business account or VAT number is needed for any of them.
Carriers available on this route: UPS, DPD BE, bpost, DPD, DHL Express. The cheapest verified price is ~€12.64 with UPS — bookable by a private sender, no VAT number.
Belgium to Germany is well covered for private senders. bpost international parcel (bpost.be) is the firm anchor at retail prices, no VAT number. Packlink undercuts it: UPS from around €9.63 net or DPD BE Shop2Home, usually 2 days.
| Carrier | Service | Delivery | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| UPS | Access Point™ an Privat | Home delivery | ~€12.64 |
| DPD BE | Shop2Home | Home delivery | ~€13.71 |
| UPS | Standard® | Home delivery | ~€16.45 |
| bpost | International parcel | Home delivery | €18.10 |
| DPD | Classic | Home delivery | ~€23.60 |
| DHL Express | Import Express Worldwide | Home delivery | ~€56.98 |
Prices marked ~ include VAT and are estimates; the carrier or broker may add a small fee — the exact total is shown at checkout.
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UPSHome delivery
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~€13.71BookUPSHome delivery
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~€16.45BookbpostHome delivery
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€18.10How to bookDPDHome delivery
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~€23.60BookDHL ExpressHome delivery
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~€56.98Book
Prices marked ~ include VAT and are estimates; the carrier or broker may add a small fee — the exact total is shown at checkout.
What is the cheapest way to send a parcel from Belgium to Germany?
The cheapest verified option costs €12.64. Prices depend on parcel weight and whether it goes to a home address or a pickup point — use the live checker above for your exact parcel.
Do I need a business account or VAT number to get these prices?
No. Every price we list is bookable by a private individual. Broker checkouts like Packlink accept one-off shipments with no registration, and Packeta and national carriers have consumer flows.
Is a pickup point cheaper than home delivery?
Usually yes. Dropping your parcel at a shop or locker, and sending it to a pickup point on the other end, is typically the cheapest combination.
Where do these prices come from?
Live prices come from broker rate APIs at the moment you search. Table prices were verified on the date shown next to them. See our methodology page for details.
Other popular routes
Sending the other way? See Germany → Belgium