Buy in Denmark, We Ship It to You
Your Danish purchase, received, checked and sent on to you. New goods with a receipt, repacked in Copenhagen and tracked on giaservice.dk.
In short
GIA's gateway service is for people and companies abroad who buy brand-new goods from Danish shops that will not ship to their country. The shop delivers to GIA in Copenhagen, or GIA collects from the shop. We inspect and photograph the goods against your receipt, repack them on a pallet or in a box, and ship them through GIA's international network, tracked on giaservice.dk. Goods must be new, in their original packaging and come with a receipt. Customs clearance, import duties and taxes in your country are the receiver's responsibility, and delivery is to the ground floor.
Before you buy
What we can ship, what we cannot.
We ship
- Brand-new furniture, lighting, design pieces and home goods
- Goods in the manufacturer's box or original packaging
- Purchases with a receipt or invoice from the Danish shop
- Fragile items such as glass, ceramics and mirrors, after review on request
We do not ship
- Used goods, or goods without a receipt
- Liquids, aerosols, perfume, food, plants, alcohol, tobacco and medicines
- Batteries, unless built into a product and declared
- Weapons, or anything restricted or illegal to export or import
- Art and antiques: these go through our special transport team for art and antiques
The journey
From the Danish shop to your country.
Order in Denmark
You buy from any Danish shop and keep the receipt.
Goods reach GIA
The shop delivers to GIA, or GIA collects from the shop.
Inspected and photographed
We check the boxes against the receipt and send you photos.
Repacked and secured
Boxed or palletised, wrapped and labelled for the journey.
Shipped
Sent through GIA's international network with the export documents.
Tracked on giaservice.dk
Follow the shipment with your GIA reference.
Delivered to the ground floor
Handed over at street level at your address.
Pricing
How the price is set.
Every shipment gets a fixed price in writing before anything moves. The price depends on:
Who the gateway service is for
Private buyers and companies outside Denmark who have found the right piece in a Danish shop: a sofa, a dining table, a lamp, a set of chairs or a carefully chosen home item. The shop sells it, but will not send it to your country, or makes the delivery so complicated that it never happens. GIA becomes your address in Copenhagen. The shop hands the goods to GIA, and GIA takes it from there.
The service is built for new goods only. Every item arrives in the manufacturer’s box or original packaging, with the receipt or invoice from the shop. That receipt travels with the shipment and serves as the commercial invoice.
Why some Danish shops will not ship abroad
Many shops in Denmark set up their delivery for Danish and nearby addresses only. Sending a large, boxed item to another country means export paperwork, packing for a longer journey and a partner abroad. Some shops prefer not to take that on. It says nothing about you or the product, and it is exactly the gap GIA fills.
What you can expect from GIA
| Receiving | The shop delivers to GIA in Copenhagen, or GIA collects from the shop on a date you agree with it. |
|---|---|
| Inspection | We check the boxes against your receipt and send you photographs before anything is repacked. |
| Repacking | Boxes are secured on a pallet or packed in an outer box, wrapped and labelled with your GIA reference. |
| Shipping | Sent through GIA’s international network. You follow the shipment on giaservice.dk with your GIA reference. |
| Delivery | Delivered to the ground floor at your address. Carrying the goods inside is arranged by the receiver. |
| Insurance | Basic transport insurance is included. Tell us the value of the goods when you ask for a price. |
What the receiver takes care of
Customs clearance, import duties and taxes in the destination country are the receiver’s responsibility. GIA prepares the documents in Denmark and tells you what is usually asked for, but the import itself, and any payment due on arrival, is handled by the receiver in that country. Each destination page explains the rules that apply there, with links to the official sources.
Questions about the gateway service
Can GIA buy the item for me?
No. You buy the item yourself from the Danish shop and keep the receipt. GIA receives, checks, repacks and ships it.
Do you ship used or second-hand goods?
No. The gateway service is for brand-new goods in their original packaging with a receipt. Used goods are not accepted.
Can the shop send the goods straight to GIA?
Yes. Many shops deliver to an address in Denmark without any problem. You give the shop GIA’s address and your GIA reference, or ask GIA to collect from the shop.
Who pays customs and import taxes?
The receiver. GIA prepares the export documents in Denmark, and the duties, taxes and clearance in the destination country are paid by the receiver.
Will GIA carry the furniture into my home?
Delivery abroad is to the ground floor. Carrying the goods upstairs or inside is arranged by the receiver.
How do I follow my shipment?
Every shipment has a GIA reference. You follow it on giaservice.dk with that reference.
Can you ship art or antiques this way?
No. Art and antiques go through GIA’s special transport service, which is set up for valuable and sensitive pieces.
Thank you!
Your request is with Get It All Service ApS. We reply with a fixed price in writing. Keep your reference for tracking later.
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