International courier from Alwar to the United Kingdom. Free home pickup.

Two things. First, UK customs no longer treats EU-origin paperwork as inland — every consignment from India needs its own commercial invoice with HS codes and a clear value declaration. Second, anyone shipping commercially to a UK business now generally needs a UK EORI number on the recipient side; without it the parcel can stall at HMRC. For Bhiwadi auto-component samples, we make sure the recipient procurement team has set up its EORI before pickup. For personal gifts under the gift threshold, the process is simpler — but value still must be declared honestly.

Yes — and faster than Kota. Alwar is ~150 km from Delhi via NH48, a 3-hour road feeder. We pick up in the morning from MIA, Bhiwadi or central Alwar; the parcel is at Delhi airport the same evening, on the next-morning UK-bound flight. That’s the same as a Jaipur or Udaipur origin and ~1 day faster than Kota (which uses the Jaipur airport feeder).

Mostly, no. UK FSA rules treat ghee-, milk- and khoya-based mithai (kaju katli, peda, barfi) as dairy — not allowed. Commercially-sealed dry biscuits and namkeen with a full printed ingredient list have a narrow allowance, and even those are sometimes opened by Border Force. For Diwali we recommend non-food parcels: diyas, decorations, clothing, pooja items, and small gifts. They land safely; food parcels often don’t.