The cost of shipping a pallet from Poland to Latvia via Furgonetka depends on the pallet type, not its weight. Shipments are handled by DHL Freight, and the final rate is determined by four factors: the type of pallet (half-pallet, Euro-pallet, industrial pallet), the recipient's postal code in Latvia, the address type (business or residential), and any selected additional services. You can check the current price in our calculator.
What this means in practice:
You can ship a pallet to Latvia via the Furgonetka.pl dashboard in four steps: select the pallet type and enter the recipient's postal code, order DHL Freight shipping, print the shipping label and attach it to the packed pallet, and a courier will collect it from the specified address. The service is door-to-door and is available under a brokerage agreement.
Step by step:
What you should know before shipping:
You can ship a half-pallet (80 × 60 cm), a Euro pallet (120 × 80 cm), or an industrial pallet (120 × 100 cm) to Latvia, with a maximum weight of 750 kg and a maximum height of 210 cm, including the pallet itself. A single order can include multiple pallets of the same type.
Available pallet types and quantity limits per shipment:
Other rules:
Shipments packed inconsistently with these guidelines may be repriced by the carrier according to the Road Freight Standard offer.
No. Latvia is a member of the European Union, so a pallet sent from Poland is not subject to customs clearance or duties — goods move freely within the EU single market. You do not need to prepare customs declarations, export declarations, or pay customs duties. The pallet travels entirely by land, transiting through Lithuania, which is also an EU member — there are no external EU borders or ferry crossings on the route.
Documents worth preparing when shipping to Latvia:
Latvia is also part of the Schengen Area and uses the euro, so there are no border controls or currency conversions for the recipient along the route.
International pallet shipping with DHL Freight is available under a brokerage agreement — this is the standard model for regular business pallet shipments.