Shipping to Austria from the US
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Shipping to Austria
Shipping from the US to Austria using reliable courier services does not have to be expensive if you take the time to compare shipping rates online using our shipping calculator. Parcel Monkey’s price comparison service will help you find the best shipping rate to your destination. With 4.9 million eCommerce users actively purchasing goods online there is more demand than ever for affordable shipping from the US to cities in Austria such as Vienna, Innsbruck, and Salzburg.
We offer a range of courier services to match every budget and delivery time frame including DHL and USPS. We also have a tracked EU parcel service which is ideal for reducing delivery costs to Austria.
To find out more about shipping to Austria from the US, just keep reading or get a quote to get started.
Best way to ship to Austria
If you're looking for the best way to ship to Austria from the US, Parcel Monkey can help.
Whether you're looking for the cheapest way to ship to Austria or the fastest, our simple shipping calculator, will help you compare prices, delivery times and tracking information from a range of reliable courier companies.
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Customs advice for shipping to Austria
Customs requirements
Austria is a member of the European Union (EU), and therefore the Austrian Customs regime is based on the EU’s TARIC system, which is determined in Brussels. There is a variety of goods and commodities are subject to import (and export) restrictions to protect the safety and lives of humans, animals, and plants, to safeguard national security, or to protect artistic, cultural, or intellectual property. Examples are restrictions and controls on the import of certain foodstuffs, wines, drugs, pharmaceuticals, seeds, war material, and antiques.
Prohibited items
Food, plants, seeds, tobacco