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Shipping to the US from Guatemala: Average Costs and Transit Times
Shipping to the US from Guatemala is easier to plan when you know the package size, pickup location, destination, delivery deadline, and type of goods before choosing a service. Accurate shipment details and complete recipient information can also help reduce avoidable delays during transit and customs clearance. The right shipping option will depend on whether you are sending personal items, samples, or commercial merchandise.
Guatemalan businesses commonly ship apparel, textiles, coffee, handicrafts, food products, and manufactured goods to US customers. Commercial couriers such as FedEx handle US-bound business shipments, while Correos de Guatemala offers a more limited small-package option for eligible noncommercial items. Exporters sending textiles, apparel, or other qualifying Guatemala-origin products should also check whether applicable trade-program requirements or additional documentation apply before dispatch.
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