International Courier Services from India to 200+ Countries

Compare International Courier Charges Before Booking

Courier Guru provides a structured way to compare international courier charges for documents, parcels, eligible food items, medicines, excess baggage, student baggage and commercial shipments. The website is organised by pickup city and destination so a customer can open the relevant Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur, Lucknow, Bangalore, Chennai or Chandigarh page instead of relying on a generic price statement. Every rate table separates small parcel, medium parcel and bulk per-kilogram charges, helping customers understand whether a displayed figure represents a complete slab price or a rate that applies above a stated weight threshold.

Final courier charges depend on the greater of actual and volumetric weight, the packed dimensions, item category, declared value, pickup postcode, destination postcode, remote-area classification and selected delivery speed. Economy services are generally intended for cost-sensitive shipments with flexible timing, while express services are intended for urgent documents and parcels. Customs duties, destination taxes, GST, special handling and remote-area charges are not assumed to be included unless the written quotation states otherwise.

Pickup Support from Delhi NCR and Other Major Cities

Delhi pages include visibility for Delhi, New Delhi, Mahipalpur, Noida, Greater Noida, Gurugram, Ghaziabad and Faridabad, subject to postcode serviceability. The same destination structure is available from Mumbai, Jaipur, Lucknow, Bangalore, Chennai and Chandigarh. Customers should share the complete pickup address, preferred collection date and confirmation that the shipment is packed and available for inspection. Pickup should not be treated as confirmed until the postcode, parcel readiness and documentation have been checked.

Documents, Food, Medicines, Baggage and Commercial Goods

Different shipment categories require different checks. Document shipments may include permitted certificates, contracts, university papers and business documents. Eligible food products can require original packaging, ingredient labels, manufacturing and expiry information. Medicines may require a doctor’s prescription, purchase invoice and composition details. Baggage shipments should have an itemised packing list, while commercial goods can require a commercial invoice, packing list, IEC, GST information and HS code support. Acceptance depends on destination rules and the selected carrier service.