Nepal to Kuwait

Area, block, street, house. Kuwait in four lines.

Many Nepalis in Kuwait work in homes, hotels and hospitals. We send them food, clothes and papers from home.

If the receiver works in a household, the parcel goes to the employer’s house. Ask them to check with the family that a delivery is fine and to give the full block and house number.

What you can send

• Clothes and shoes: Clothes and shoes; winters in Kuwait are colder than people expect.
• Dry, packed food: Sealed masala, tea and snacks.
• Documents: Certificates and family papers.

What not to send

• Alcohol and pork: Not allowed. That includes raksi and anything containing pork.
• Medicine without a prescription: Gulf countries control many common medicines, including some painkillers and sleeping tablets. Send a photo of each packet to us before you pack.
• Meat of any kind: We do not take meat to Kuwait.
• Batteries, gas and anything flammable: Power banks, loose lithium batteries, lighters, matches, perfume in large amounts and aerosol cans cannot fly in cargo.

What the receiver needs

Kuwaiti addresses are built from numbered blocks.

• Full name as on their civil ID
• Area, block, street and house or building number
• Floor and flat if it is an apartment
• Kuwait mobile (+965, 8 digits)

Kuwait has no everyday postcodes. The block number is the key piece.

Price

Live prices by weight are on this page and on our rates page.

Questions

Can I send to the house where my sister works?

Yes, if the family agrees. Use her name, the full block and house number, and her own phone if she has one.

Who pays duty in Kuwait?

The receiver, if any is charged.

All country guides · Track a parcel

The BC Cargo & Courier Pvt. Ltd., School Road -4, Hetauda, Nepal. Phone 057-591816.