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Transglobal Express - Worldwide Parcel Delivery
  • 0345 145 1212 Monday to Friday, 08:00 – 18:30
    Saturday, 09:00 - 13:00. Calls recorded.

Iraq

Please find updates and service restrictions concerning shipping to Iraq below:

Coronavirus Outbreak

Iraq is on lockdown until 16th April.

The authorities have also imposed movement restrictions and lockdown in Karbala, Mosul, Najaf, Salah Al Din, Babylon, Kirkuk, Nasiriya, Erbil and Sulaimaniya.

Please expect delays to delivery and collection services.

FedEx/TNT has resumed service.

DHL has suspended service until further notice.

DPD reports delays of 48-72 hours.

UPS has suspended service until 16th April.

General Information for Iraq

The working week in Iraq is Sunday to Thursday.

Customs regulations apply for territories outside of the EU. Please refer to our Customs Information.

Please be aware civil unrest has been reported within this country, resulting in potential service disruptions. For further information, please call us on 0345 145 1212.

International flights to and from Erbil International Airport (EBL) in Northern Iraq are currently suspended as per the Federal Government of Iraq. As such, deliveries to Northern Iraq may not be possible. Please call prior to booking to confirm the latest updates if you are sending to this region.

Carrier Information for Iraq

DHL shipping information for Iraq

DHL Express Services

UPS shipping information for Iraq

UPS Services

TNT shipping information for Iraq

TNT Express Services
  • Please be advised that deliveries to residential addresses cannot be completed. Where possible, TNT Iraq will contact the consignee and request they collect their consignment from the closest TNT Office. Shipments will be returned at cost if contact details are insufficient or the receiver refuses to collect the consignment.

TG Express shipping information for Iraq

TG Express Services

Please note: this is not a comprehensive list of restrictions and is provided for guidance only. Transglobal Express kindly encourages customers to seek advice from the relevant government authorities for further clarification and the most up to date advice.

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