How much does it cost to send a parcel in Denmark?
Domestic PostNord parcel prices by weight in 2026.
Short answer
As of 1 January 2026, a PostNord parcel within Denmark costs 45 kr. up to 1 kg, 56 kr. up to 2 kg, 82 kr. up to 5 kg and 112 kr. up to 10 kg when it goes to a parcel shop or parcel locker (Postpakke Collect). Delivery to the address (Postpakke Home) costs 60, 72, 97 and 127 kr. for the same weights. Up to 15 kg the price is 130 kr. (Collect) or 167 kr. (Home), and up to 20 kg 130 kr. or 177 kr. All prices include 25 % VAT.
Why
- The price depends on weight and on where the parcel is delivered.
- Delivery to a parcel shop or locker is 15–47 kr. cheaper than to the door.
- Parcels 120–150 cm long cost 95 kr. extra.
Details
You can buy the label in the PostNord app, on postnord.dk or in selected parcel shops.
Tip
Weigh the parcel at home first, because a parcel with too little postage costs an 80 kr. administration fee in 2026.
What may differ
Prices are adjusted from year to year, and other carriers have their own prices.
Common misconception
A parcel of 15 kg always costs more than one of 10 kg.
What actually happens
With Postpakke Collect, 15 kg and 20 kg cost the same, 130 kr. in 2026.
People also ask
- What is the biggest parcel you can send in Denmark?
- How do I send a parcel from Denmark to Norway?
- How long does a parcel take within Denmark?
Sources
This answer is for reference only. Postal prices and services change, so check the postal operator before you send.
Letters and parcelsRelated questions
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Can you get your money back from your bank if a webshop does not deliver?
When you pay online with a payment card such as Dankort, your bank can move the money back if the item never arrives, you get the wrong item or you were charged more than agreed.
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Who can help if you have a problem with a shop in another EU country?
Forbruger Europa is the European Consumer Centre in Denmark and is part of the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority.
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How do you complain about a purchase in Denmark if the shop says no?
You must first complain to the seller, preferably in writing, and the seller must have rejected your claim fully or partly.
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What is e-mærket on Danish webshops?
e-mærket is a non-profit organisation that has certified Danish webshops since 2000 and has more than 2,000 members as of November 2026.

