Hi Sofia,

Hello! We're happy to provide you with a simulated quote for shipping from Hong Kong and Shenzhen to Brazil via China Post.

Please note that the following information is a simulated quote based on official China Post rates. Actual costs may vary slightly due to exchange rates, postal channel adjustments, or specific service windows. The final price is subject to calculation by the local post office or official channels.

Key Information Summary
Destination: Brazil

Origin: Hong Kong / Shenzhen

Shipper: China Post

Applicable Channels: International Small Parcel (Air), International Registered Small Parcel (Air), ePacket (if available)

1. Major Shipping Channels and Quote Simulation

The following is a reference price for a standard small parcel (weighing 1 kg). Prices are in RMB.

Shipping Channel Reference Timeframe Reference Shipping Rate per kg Service Features
International Surface Mail Small Parcel (Air) 15-30 business days Hong Kong: Approximately 95-110 RMB
Shenzhen: Approximately 85-100 RMB Most economical, no tracking number, no online tracking available, and relatively high risk of loss.
International Registered Mail Small Parcel (Air) 15-30 business days Hong Kong: Approximately 125-145 RMB
Shenzhen: Approximately 115-135 RMB Recommended option, includes a tracking number, can be tracked in the destination country and on the China Post website, and provides lost item compensation.
ePacket (Originating from Shenzhen) 7-15 business days Shenzhen: Approximately 105-120 RMB Highly cost-effective, originates only from mainland China, includes tracking information, and offers fast delivery times, making it a commonly used channel for cross-border e-commerce.
Increased Weight Reference: Small parcel postal rates are typically charged in increments of 100 grams or 500 grams. After 1 kg, the rate decreases with each additional kg. For example, a 2kg registered small parcel might cost between 180 and 220 RMB.

2. Detailed breakdown of all applicable charges
Your total cost will be made up of the following components:

Base Shipping Fee: Calculated as shown in the table above, based on the weight of the package and the shipping channel selected.

Registered Shipping Fee: If you choose registered shipping, you'll pay an additional fixed registration fee (usually included in the "Registered Small Parcel" quote above). Calculated separately, this fee is approximately 8-15 RMB.

Packaging Fee: If you purchase packaging boxes/bags at the post office, you'll be charged a fee, which varies depending on size and is approximately 5-20 RMB. If you provide your own packaging, there's no such fee.

Fuel/Temporary Surcharge: Postal services sometimes charge a small surcharge based on international fuel prices, but these are less common these days or have been incorporated into the base shipping fee.

Customs Declaration Fee: Typically, there's no additional fee, but the declaration process is included in the mailing process.

Please note: Brazilian customs may levy duties on imported packages. These are paid by the recipient and are not required at the time of shipment. The amount of customs duty depends on the package's declared value.

3. Insurance Information
China Post's insurance for international parcels primarily relates to its insured and registered services.

Default Compensation (Registered Small Parcel): If you choose international registered small parcel, China Post will provide limited loss compensation. This compensation amount is typically capped (for example, up to a certain amount or a multiple of the shipping cost) and does not cover package damage or missing contents. Specific compensation rates should be confirmed with the post office at the time of mailing.

Additional Insurance Service: If you are mailing high-value items (such as electronics, jewelry, etc.), it is strongly recommended to purchase insurance.

Cost: The insurance fee is typically 1% of the declared value, with a minimum charge of a few RMB.

Compensation: If the package is lost or completely damaged, compensation will be provided based on the declared value, subject to a maximum insured value (for example, the maximum for international parcels may be RMB 2,000 or more; please inquire specifically).

Important Note: The declared value must be accurate and must be supported by an invoice or proof of purchase. Falsifying the value may result in the package being detained at customs or the inability to receive compensation.

Summary: For general merchandise, choose International Registered Small Parcel for basic coverage. For valuable items, be sure to purchase insurance.

4. Corporate Plans/Bulk Package Discounts
China Post does offer bulk mailing solutions and discounts for corporate clients and e-commerce sellers.

Postal Bulk Customers: If you are a company with a stable monthly shipping volume, you can apply to become a bulk customer at your local post office. This typically offers benefits such as discounted shipping rates, door-to-door pickup, and a more convenient billing system.

E-commerce Platform Integration: Through postal systems integrated with e-commerce platforms like Alibaba and eBay (such as e-Post), sellers can print shipping labels directly online and enjoy negotiated pricing.

How to Apply: You need to contact the postal commercial account department in Shenzhen or Hong Kong directly, provide your company's qualifications and projected shipping volume, and they will develop a specific cooperation plan and preferential pricing.