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Live courier fares from Nepal to the world. Add the weight and the box size, and we work out what you will be billed for before we ask the couriers.

Express courier

From

NP

Nepal

To

Destination country
GB

United Kingdom

NPR

NP → GB

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No courier quotes United Kingdom at 1 kg right now. Try a different weight, or contact us for a custom quote.

Chargeable weight

1 kg

Billed on actual weight: the parcel is heavier than the space it takes.

How we worked this out

L × B × H (cm) ÷ 5000 · chargeable = max(actual, volumetric)

  1. 01Actual weight1 kg
  2. 02Volumetric weightAdd the box size to include it—
  3. 03Chargeable weightThe larger of actual and volumetric1 kg
  4. 04Weight sent for live ratesRounded to 2 decimals, minimum 0.5 kg1 kg

Data source

  • Hyre booking engine (same divisor used for every Hyre quote)DHL, FedEx, UPS and Aramex all publish 5000 for international express. Some carriers use 4000 or 6000 on specific services.
  • Live fares from Hyre's courier partnersFetched for 1 kg from Nepal to United Kingdom, in NPR, before destination duty and taxes.

Fares are live quotes. The courier weighs and measures the parcel at pickup, and the final price follows those numbers. Duty and taxes at the destination are not included.

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The link carries the destination, weight and box size.

You pay for weight or space, whichever is more.

A light box that takes up a lot of room in the plane costs the courier as much as a heavy one. So express couriers bill on chargeable weight: L × B × H (cm) ÷ 5000, compared with what the scale says.

  1. StepA

    Weigh it

    Put the packed parcel on a scale. That is the actual weight.

  2. StepB

    Measure the box

    Length × breadth × height in centimetres, divided by 5000. That is the volumetric weight.

  3. StepC

    Take the larger

    Couriers charge for whichever is bigger. That is the chargeable weight, and it sets the fare.

Worked example

40 × 30 × 20 cm ÷ 5000 = 4.8 kg
Scale says 2 kg
Billed as 4.8 kg

DHL, FedEx, UPS and Aramex all publish 5000 for international express. Some carriers use 4000 or 6000 on specific services. The courier weighs and measures every parcel at pickup, and the final fare follows those numbers, so measure the packed box, not the item inside. Need just the weight? volumetric weight calculator or unit converter.