Send a parcel to Indonesia

With ever growing trade between Indonesia and the UK sending aircraft components, telecommunications equipment, machinery parts, high performance lubricants and excess baggage has never been easier. Simply click through the the easy to follow parcel delivery instant quote system and get a quote from the leading courier companies in the world. If you need to, you can insure your consignment with the full confidence that Fast Lane is regulated by the Financial Services Authority(FSA).

With Fast Lane you can as easily ship items like personal effects and much more from Indonesia to the UK.

Parcel to Indonesia

With healthy trade relations between Indonesia and the UK sending a parcel is easy. With our parcel delivery instant quote system, you’ll be able to choose from highly competitive quotes from leading courier companies.

Popular parcel destinations in Indonesia

We have been delivering parcels to Indonesia on behalf of our clients since 1985. We have had clients send parcels to Jakatra, Pandang, Banjarmasin and Makassar. We have customers who send parcels to Pontianak which is a medium sized industrial city in the west of Borneo.

Country information:

The population of Indonesia is approximately 242,968,342 making it a very populous nation blessed with natural resources like vast tropical rainforests . Having a large population has given Indonesia the advantage of cheaper labour costs but this has been offset by the wanton destruction of the rainforest habitats by logging (both legal and illegal) of hardwood trees. This followed by growing of palm oil plantations in these areas cleared of their rainforests, has put the Orang-utan (a great ape) at risk of extinction.

Rapid industrialisation of Indonesia has meant significant investment in the transport system. 513 airports enable your parcels to get to the very numerous islands that make up Indonesia. This together with 437,759 km of roads and 8,529 km of railway ensure that your parcels reach your customers on time.

Having 21,579 km of navigable waterways and major sea ports dotting the islands has made cheap shipping to Indonesia attainable today.