Here at Gifts International, we can send gifts to Switzerland for you. So, if there’s a special occasion coming up and you want to let a loved one you’re thinking about them from afar, we’ve got you covered.
Our selection of beautifully packaged gifts is extensive, and you can send everything from fresh bouquets of flowers to champagne gifts sets.
If you know the recipient has a particularly sweet tooth, our sweet hampers are ideal. Alternatively, if you know they have a spirit of choice, we stock Captain Morgan gift sets, Bombay Sapphire, and Southern Comfort gifts that might be more suitable.
All of the gifts we offer will arrive beautifully packaged, so you can be sure whatever you order is going to make a fantastic impression.
Take advantage of our Switzerland gift delivery service today and let your loved ones know you care.
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If you’re looking to send gifts to Switzerland, standard delivery starts at £29.99 and will take up to 5 working days. Express delivery starts at £49.99 and will take up to 3 working days. You will be able to track your order until it’s delivered, and it will be tracked for your peace of mind.
Gifts sent to Switzerland will go through customs clearance procedures, which can cause delays. This is out of our control.
Unfortunately, helium balloons can’t be sent to Switzerland via express air delivery, and these will need to be shipped on a standard service, which is by road.
We are unable to send fresh food items, such as fish, meat, or cheese hampers to Switzerland. But, everything else, including our chocolate hampers and wine gifts can be ordered. You can even send flowers to Switzerland. These will be delivered via a local florist.
You may be required to pay customs fees on certain deliveries to Switzerland due to their content (i.e. alcohol) or value if it exceeds CHF 100. Please contact our sales team for further details if required.
All transactions are processed in British Pounds (£/GBP). If this is not the base currency of your chosen payment method, your payment provider will apply an exchange rate and may charge conversion fees.
