Sending parcels between Great Britain and Northern Ireland under the Windsor Framework
Find out how to send parcels from Great Britain to Northern Ireland.
Last updated: 1 May 2025
Sending correspondence from Great Britain to Northern Ireland
Correspondence sent from Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) to Northern Ireland is exempt from any requirements. These include letters, postcards and printed matter.
Sending goods in parcels from Great Britain to Northern Ireland
Arrangements for sending parcels from Great Britain to Northern Ireland depend on the type of parcel you are moving and whether you鈥檙e:
Sending sanitary and phytosanitary goods in parcels from Great Britain to Northern Ireland
In addition to standard requirements, there may be additional requirements when you鈥檙e sending sanitary and phytosanitary goods in parcels from Great Britain to Northern Ireland.
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Sending excise goods in parcels from Great Britain to Northern Ireland
In addition to standard requirements, excise duty may be payable on the movement of excise goods from Great Britain to Northern Ireland. Businesses sending excise goods in parcels can no longer delay and must account for all excise duty on all movements where you are liable to pay.
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Send parcels from Northern Ireland to Great Britain
Qualifying Northern Ireland goods continue to have unfettered access to Great Britain when they are sent in parcels or freight. Unfettered access means that you can move parcels as normal, with no new requirements.
A small number of goods may be categorised as non-qualifying Northern Ireland goods. In this case, you may need to meet additional customs requirements such as making an entry summary declaration.
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