International shipping

Shipping from Turkey to Canada

Shipping a 0.5 kg package from Turkey to Canada starts from about 46.50 USD and takes 3–5 business days with the fastest service. On Kargobaz you can compare Widect, FedEx, PTT.

Canada is a large market with its own customs rules, separate from the US. A detailed commercial invoice helps shipments clear Canadian customs smoothly.

~46.50 USDfrom, 0.5 kg

3–5business days, fastest

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Estimated shipping prices to Canada

Carrier	Delivery	0.5 kg	1 kg	5 kg	10 kg
Widect	3-9 days	~46.50 USD	~58.80 USD	~183.20 USD	~322.60 USD
FedEx FedEx International Priority Pak	3-5 days	~77.27 USD	~83.20 USD	~154.49 USD	~277.12 USD
PTT PTT Tracked Parcel	10-20 days	~91.17 USD	~132.01 USD	~248.65 USD	~408.29 USD

Estimated prices per package, excluding duties and import taxes. The cheapest service of each carrier is shown. Your exact price depends on the package dimensions (volumetric weight) and the destination address, and is shown before you create the label.

How to ship a package to Canada

Enter your shipment detailsAdd the destination address, package weight and dimensions.
Compare carriersSee prices and delivery times side by side and choose the best option.
Create your label and shipPrint your label and customs documents, then hand your package over: pickup from your address, send it to our Istanbul warehouse with any domestic courier, or drop it off in person.

Customs duties and taxes in Canada

For courier shipments from Turkey (a non-CUSMA country), goods worth CAD 20 or less are free of duty and taxes; above that, duty and taxes are due.
Taxes are 5% GST plus provincial tax: HST of 13–15% in Ontario and the Atlantic provinces, or PST/QST in some other provinces.
Couriers clear the shipment and bill duties, taxes and a brokerage fee to the recipient unless you ship duties paid (DDP).

Checked in October 2026. Customs rules change, so check the current rules before you ship.

Address format for Canada

Canadian postal codes are letter-number-letter, space, number-letter-number (e.g. M5V 2T6).
Write the two-letter province code after the city (e.g. Toronto ON).
Put the unit number before the street number with a hyphen (e.g. 12-345 Queen St W) or on the second line.

Restricted items and product rules for Canada

Food, plant and animal products must meet Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) rules.
Products for Canadian consumers need bilingual (English/French) labelling in many categories.
Cannabis products, some knives and imitation firearms are prohibited.

Documents for your shipment

Prepare a commercial invoice with a clear description, quantity and value for each item.
Use the correct HS code (GTİP) for your products — wrong codes are a common cause of customs delays.
Add the recipient's phone number and email; carriers use them to arrange delivery and customs payments.
Import duties and taxes are usually paid by the recipient, unless the shipment is sent duties-paid (DDP).
For micro-export (ETGB) shipments, Kargobaz manages the ETGB process together with its partners and provides the required documents.

Customs rules and thresholds for Canada can change; check with the carrier or the customs authority for your specific shipment.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to ship from Turkey to Canada?

Shipping a 0.5 kg package from Turkey to Canada starts from about ~46.50 USD (estimated, excluding duties and taxes). The final price depends on the weight, dimensions and the service you choose — you can calculate it without an account.

How long does shipping to Canada take?

With the fastest express service, estimated delivery is 3–5 business days; economy services cost less but can take up to 27 business days. Customs clearance can add time.

Which carriers can I use to ship to Canada?

On Kargobaz you can compare Widect, FedEx, PTT for shipments to Canada and choose the best price or the fastest delivery.

What is the duty-free limit for parcels from Turkey to Canada?

For courier shipments, CAD 20. Above that, duty (if any), GST and provincial taxes apply.

Who pays the brokerage fee in Canada?

The recipient, together with duties and taxes, unless the shipment is sent duties paid (DDP).