Parcel Delivery & Courier Services To Bahrain
Bahrain Overview
Delivery Time: 3-4 days by Air
Price: From £22.31
Restrictions: Any items offensive to Muslim culture, Sugars and sugar confectionery, Cocoa and cocoa preparations, Printed publications |
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3-4 days economy service
Up to 25kg in weight. 80x80x80cm max in size. |
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To all cities including Manama, Riffa, Muharraq, Hamad Town, A'ali, Isa Town, Sitra, Budaiya, Jidhafs, Al-Malikiyah
Send a parcel to Bahrain in 3-4 days from only £22.31, we’ll even collect your parcel from your home or work for free. We aim to offer you the best value for money service you will find for sending parcels to Bahrain, and believe our prices to be the most competitive around.
You can book your parcel in for collection today, all you need to do is quickly register an account with us. There is no contract or minimum order amounts, we offer a pay as you go service so you can just use us when you need to.
Make sure to take care when packaging your parcel as there is a lot of automated machinery involved in sending international parcels, we have put together some advice on this here.
When sending a parcel to Bahrain the following comes as standard:
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Free Collection - From home or work
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Free £50 cover – Additional cover can be added
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Online Booking – You can book your parcel in for collection right now
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Online Tracking – Know exactly where your parcel is
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Delivery Notifications – For both you and your recipient
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5 Star rated courier – See our reviews here
Cheap Courier To Bahrain
We offer a door to door courier service to Bahrain. Chose a day to have your parcel collected on, and within 3-4 days your parcel will be delivered to your recipients door and signed for.
You can also track your parcel for free on our website using the unique consignment number that will be generated for you, what’s more all international parcels come with £50 cover.
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Bahrain Prohibitions & Restrictions
It is of vital importance that you are sure your parcels contents will be accepted into Bahrain, failire to do so could result in additional costs, and possibly the return or destruction of your parcel. It is down to you the sender to ensure the contents will be accepted into Bahrain. Any additional charges are incurred upon entry into the country and are therefore not charged within our prices.
The below will not be accepted int Bahrain - for a full list please see the Bahrain Customs Website
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Antiques
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Bearer Documents
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Corrosives
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Furs
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Ice, Wet
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Incense (Burning Type)
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Goods manufactured in Israel
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Knives
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Military Devices
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Posions (Toxics)
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Political Propaganda
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Pornographic (Media)
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Radioactives
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Soil
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Stamps
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Tobacco Advertisements
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Any items offensive to Muslim culture
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Sugars and sugar confectionery
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Cocoa and cocoa preparations
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Printed publications
Certain items are also restricted or controlled - a list of these can be found here.
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About Bahrain
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Bahrain, officially the Kingdom of Bahrain, is a small island country situated near the western shores of the Persian Gulf.
It is the only country in the Persian gulf that doesn’t rely on the sale of oil to support its economy. Instead the two main sources of income for the Kingdom are banking and tourism. The capital Manama is famous for many of its financial institutions/structures.
Bahrain has one main international airport, the Bahrain International Airport (BIA) which is located on the island of Muharraq, in the north-east handled more than 100,000 flights and more than 8 million passengers in 2010.
The country has a well-developed road network, particularly in Manama. The creation of multiple roads and highways in Bahrain throughout the 1930’s, connected several isolated villages, such as Budaiya, to Manama. This road network has been improving ever since.
The summers around Bahrain are extremely hot. The surrounding waters are unusually shallow creating an atmosphere of high humidity. Temperatures in the summer months have been known to reach fifty degrees.
Did you know that the greater flamingo are native to Bahrain?
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