Access to your belongings
Explain where the goods are kept and how they can be reached. Mention stairs, lifts, parking restrictions or a long walk from the property, especially for heavy furniture.
Boxes, furniture and household moves
Help with the belongings that matter to you.
Sending boxes to family or moving home to Jamaica? We offer a full service from packing and collection to agent-assisted paperwork and delivery to your home. Our team handles the survey and manages the job. You can also choose shipping to port and arrange the receiving side yourself.

Our main focus is shipping from the UK to the Caribbean. For a shipment leaving Jamaica, tell us the destination and what needs to move. We will check the route and the arrangements available before you book.
Your receiving address
Kingston, Montego Bay or Spanish Town may be the starting point for describing your move. Give the receiver's actual address as well, so the discussion is about where the belongings are needed, rather than a place name alone.
Keep the intended receiving address separate from any port or collection point mentioned in your paperwork. Ask which handover point the quotation covers before agreeing to the move.
These are place references for your enquiry, not confirmed delivery zones. The receiving arrangement and any onward transport need to be agreed for your shipment.
Choose the help that fits
Start with what you want to send to Jamaica. Choose the service that fits your belongings, then tell us about the packing and receiving help you need.
Prepare a room-by-room inventory, likely volume, access details, packing needs and the intended handover in Jamaica.
Want help getting your belongings ready? Our team handles the survey and manages the packing job. Tell us which pieces need care and whether furniture needs dismantling and reassembly.
Discuss packing help Packages sent aheadRecord the package type, quantity, external measurements, broad contents and the receiving details you already know.
Explore barrels and boxes Vehicles and business goodsDescribe the vehicle or cargo accurately, then check the current import requirements before making commitments.
Explore vehicles and cargo Planning the spaceUse your estimated volume and cargo shape to begin the discussion. The suitable loading arrangement still needs review.
Explore container shippingGet ready at both ends
Explain where the goods are kept and how they can be reached. Mention stairs, lifts, parking restrictions or a long walk from the property, especially for heavy furniture.
Speak to the person receiving the shipment. Make sure they know what you are sending and can help confirm the intended address, contact details and practical handover questions.
Count the barrels and boxes, describe their contents and list separate furniture pieces. The package list and label assistant helps keep your references and descriptions together.
Official checks
These official requirements sit outside the Caribbean Shipping Direct enquiry. The authority pages are the source to check because requirements can change.
Jamaica Customs Agency lists valid identification, a Taxpayer Registration Number, the bill of lading or airway bill, an invoice where applicable, and an import permit or licence where applicable.
Check personal items with Jamaica CustomsOfficial source reviewed 4 November 2026.Jamaica Customs Agency has a separate returning-residents process and eligibility information. Check your current status and the evidence required directly with the agency.
Check returning-resident informationOfficial source reviewed 4 November 2026.Jamaica Trade Board states that an import permit must be obtained before an imported motor vehicle arrives in Jamaica. Check the current rules before arranging the shipment.
Check the motor-vehicle import processOfficial source reviewed 4 November 2026.Useful next checks
Jamaica questions
Professional international packing is one of our services, and our team handles the survey and manages the job. Tell us which pieces need packing, where they are and whether anything is fragile or difficult to handle. We will discuss the work needed for your move. Read about professional packing.
We offer home delivery through our destination agents as part of the full service. They can assist with the paperwork and collect the goods at the port. Give us the intended address and access details so that work is reflected in your quotation. You can choose shipping to port or handle your own paperwork instead.
Ask what the quotation includes at the Jamaica end and which charges would be paid separately. In particular, clarify customs-related costs, any storage or onward transport, and who is responsible for arranging the final handover. These are possible costs to ask about; listing them does not mean they will all apply. Understand shipping quotations.
Tell us when the goods can be collected and when the receiver needs them. Ask which part of the journey an estimate covers and whether any cut-off applies. If you cannot meet a date already discussed, contact the team before relying on the original plan.
The receiver should confirm their correct contact details and check the current Jamaican identification, TRN, shipping-document and permit requirements that apply to the shipment. Check personal-item guidance with Jamaica Customs. Do not put identity or payment documents in the website enquiry.
Yes. Tell us the receiving country and the goods you need to move. The team will review that direction separately rather than assume a UK-to-Jamaica arrangement works in reverse. Ask about a shipment leaving Jamaica.
Connected services
Start with the main shipment. Add supporting services only when they are useful, so the enquiry stays clear.