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Shipping to Haiti from the UK

Discuss the shipment before making collection plans.

Thinking about sending belongings to Haiti? Tell us what needs to go, what is already packed and which receiving arrangements are known. The proposed goods, route and work need specialist review before collection or shipment can be agreed.

Haiti
Illustration of the stone fortress of Citadelle Laferrière above green mountain ridges in northern Haiti
Citadelle Laferrière, Haiti.

Give the discussion a practical starting point

What is ready, and what is still being arranged?

You can describe a proposed shipment without having every detail settled. Keep the known information and provisional plans clear so the team can see what needs examining.

What you can describe now

The belongings and their preparation.

Start with a list of furniture, packages and other pieces. Mark what is already packed, what needs help and anything large, fragile or difficult to carry.

Give approximate measurements where known. If an item is still being considered, keep it distinct from the belongings definitely included in your request.

Prepare a household item list

Explain the preparation you would want

Show the pieces that need closer attention.

Our team handles surveys and manages jobs. Full-service moves include professional international packing, furniture dismantling and reassembly, with the work set out for the belongings involved.

Our international packing specialists have over 20 years of experience. Describe the delicate pieces and handling needs you want considered; these business-wide capabilities do not confirm acceptance of a Haiti shipment.

Bring the receiving information into view

Describe the intended handover without assuming it is agreed.

The location and access

Give the intended Haiti address or receiving area and explain how large pieces would reach it. Mark anything you have not confirmed, including access or further movement being considered.

A place name does not establish a delivery zone or an available transport arrangement.

The person who can explain it

Tell us who understands the receiving location and what help you would like considered at that end. Explain any tasks the customer intends to manage.

The receiving responsibilities and charges must follow the specific arrangement that can be agreed, rather than a general assumption about home delivery.

Review before agreeing the work

Keep Customs questions and service acceptance distinct.

The team needs to establish the actual route, partner arrangements and applicable restrictions before promising a Haiti service. A completed enquiry is information for that review.

Customs information

Ask about the current procedure for your goods.

Haiti's Administration Générale des Douanes (AGD) has personal-effects information covering traveller and residence-transfer circumstances. It has no clear update date, so it does not confirm a current exemption for your shipment.

Ask the responsible authority which procedure applies. Keep identity papers and other sensitive records out of the ordinary enquiry.

Read the AGD personal-effects information
The proposed service

Wait for shipment-specific acceptance.

Goods, parties, route and receiving arrangements need specialist review. The UK government's Haiti sanctions guidance was updated on 23 April 2026; this page does not decide how it applies to a particular shipment.

No carrier, local partner, collection slot or delivery arrangement is confirmed here.

Read the UK statutory guidance

Sources reviewed 6 November 2026. Personal-effects information is not an automatic household-freight entitlement. This page gives no blanket shipping permission or prohibition, duty-relief decision, timetable or safety guarantee.

Keep the request clear while it is reviewed

Questions before a proposed Haiti shipment.

Can I enquire without a fixed collection date?

Yes. Give your preferred timing and mark it as provisional. The team must review the proposed shipment before any collection work or date can be agreed.

What if the boxes are already packed?

Give the package count, outside measurements, approximate weight and broad contents. Explain whether the goods are accessible for any checks or preparation that may be agreed. Packed boxes do not confirm shipment acceptance.

Can I describe professional packing needs?

Yes. Identify the pieces, where preparation would be needed and any difficult access. The service guides explain the business-wide work you can discuss; the Haiti route and actual scope still require their own review.

Which receiving details help the first discussion?

Give the intended location, the contact who understands it and what is known about access and the handover. Say clearly what is still being arranged.

What does shipment review mean?

It means examining the goods, proposed route, applicable restrictions and practical receiving arrangements before work is agreed. Sending the form does not create a booking, establish a price or confirm a Haiti service.

What if the goods would leave Haiti?

Use the route leaving Haiti option and name the intended destination. That direction and its collection and receiving arrangements require their own review.

Connected services

One shipment may need more than one service.

Start with the main shipment. Add supporting services only when they are useful, so the enquiry stays clear.