Freight Shipping to Jersey

Our Jersey collection and delivery service, covers all areas of Jersey, including St Ouen, St John, St Clement, St Brelade, St Martin and Trinity.

Jersey Freight Shipping Services

Our next day delivery service for freight to Jersey is complemented by our comprehensive distribution services throughout the Channel Islands, enabling us to offer a door-to-door service for your Jersey freight.

We can collect your Jersey freight and transport it via our Portsmouth depot anywhere in the UK, including the Isle of Wight.

Ferryspeed offers pallet courier services to Jersey for a variety of freight, including retail goods, ambient food, chilled food and drinks products and pharmaceuticals. As a leading pallet delivery company in Jersey, we deliver all types of palletised goods to the Channel Islands, including fragile freight through our sister company Profreight. 

Ferryspeed also provides a variety of cost effective delivery options and friendly customer service, offering UK pallet delivery to Jersey and shipping goods from all over the UK to the Channel Islands. 

Please note that for a list of prohibited items and customs requirements, you should contact our customer service team.

Transit times when shipping to Jersey can vary depending on the level of service you choose. These services include both express and economy shipping, which will determine how many working days it will take for your goods to arrive.

Shipping pallets, parcels and other items to Jersey from the UK mainland does tend to cost more than shipping the same item domestically. This is due to the additional costs incurred for transportation via ferry. However, shipping to Jersey via ferry is a far more cost effective method than air freight. To find out how much it will cost to send your pallet to Jersey, call us on: 023 92627000 or complete our online quote form.

The cost of shipping a pallet from the UK mainland to Jersey will vary depending on where in the UK it is being collected from, where in Jersey it is being delivered to, the size of the pallet and how fast it needs to get there. To find out how much it will cost to send your pallet to Jersey, call us on: 023 92627000 or complete our online quote form.

Any goods or gifts shipped to Jersey need a completed and signed customs declaration form. The team at Ferryspeed can assist you with this.

Jersey, officially the Bailiwick of Jersey, is part of the British Isles, but it is not part of Great Britain or the United Kingdom. Jersey has an international identity separate from that of the UK and Jersey is a self-governing British Crown Dependency. This means that whilst Jersey is not part of the UK or the European Union, the UK is constitutionally responsible for the defence of Jersey.

The Bailiwick of Jersey is located off the coast of Normandy, France and consists of, the main island of Jersey, which is the largest of the Channel Islands, along with surrounding uninhabited islands and rocks collectively named, Les Dirouilles, Les Écréhous, Les Minquiers and Les Pierres de Lecq.

Goods and Services Tax (GST) is calculated on the combined value at the rate of 5%. If the combined value of your goods is over £240, you will need to declare it and pay the GST as well as any applicable excise duty. This includes, the purchase price / value of goods at import, Insurance, commission, packing and freight, taxes and duties applied before and on arrival, such as VAT, CCT (Common Customs Tariff) and excise.

If you are a private individual and the combined GST, excise duty and CCT is £12 or less, it isn’t usually charged. The figure of £12 is called the de minimis, which is the minimum amount of GST collected on imported goods. However, the de minimis level does not apply to businesses and is an administrative provision, not a right, so can be removed at any time by Jersey Customs.

Contrary to popular belief, Jersey is not tax-free. VAT is not charged on goods, but income tax is still paid, GST is payable on many goods and various other taxes apply.

VAT (value added tax) is not charged in Jersey or on any of the Channel Islands.

Jersey is located approximately 100 miles (160km) south of the UK Mainland. Jersey is actually located much closer to France than the UK, and is only around 14 miles (22 kms) off the coast of Normandy. This makes Jersey the most southerly part of the British Isles.