Shipping from Thailand to Cambodia,
made simple.

Use a sturdy box, cushion the contents and seal it tightly. Write the sender, Bangkok receiving point, Cambodian recipient and staff-assigned Shipping Mark on EVERY box.

• Use an undamaged box that can support the contents.
• Cushion breakable items and fill empty space to reduce movement.
• Close and seal the box tightly. Ask our team before sending if you are unsure about packing.
• Sender name and phone: so staff can contact you if there is a problem or missing information.
• BT EXPRESS warehouse routing: for your Thai seller or domestic carrier to reach the confirmed receiving point, not the recipient address in Cambodia.
• Forward-to details: put the Cambodian recipient name, phone and address, plus your assigned Shipping Mark, on every box. Do not create your own mark.

After confirming receiving conditions, send with an accepted local Thai carrier or bring the goods in person. Share the domestic tracking number and box count. BT checks receipt and contacts the sender to agree the final service and cost; an invoice is prepared and the goods await dispatch.

• Use a local Thai delivery provider accepted by staff, or deliver personally as agreed.
• Share the domestic tracking number and number of boxes with our team.
• Reconfirm the receiving point and hours before sending. Using the label address does not automatically register or forward your goods.
• Staff checks the received items before offering the service type and final price.
• Earlier prices and timings are estimates until staff confirms them and you agree together.
• After mutual approval, staff prepares the shipment invoice and the parcels await dispatch. Never include personal details or parcel references in public share links.

BT dispatches the goods from Thailand to Cambodia. On arrival, the team phones or sends a Telegram message as arranged to confirm handoff or pickup. The recipient checks the parcel count and condition, and reports any issue promptly.

• Confirm the handoff method, receiving point and recipient with staff. Door-to-door delivery is not universal.
• The recipient checks the parcel count and condition when receiving.
• Report any damage promptly with details and photos if available. This is not a guarantee of compensation terms.