When sending through a traveler is useful
If you need to pass a personal item, a gift or a small object to someone you know in Denmark, you can look for a person going from Almaty to Copenhagen. JetJoin is a platform for introducing the sender to a traveler, not a postal operator or courier service. The decision to take the parcel always rests with the traveler.
On this route it is especially important to discuss the trip’s final destination in advance. Copenhagen serves more than just residents of the Danish capital: the recipient may be in a suburb or another city. Clarify who exactly will meet the traveler and where the handover will be convenient.
Finding a trip and agreeing on terms
Choose the Almaty → Copenhagen route on JetJoin and study the available offers. Compare dates, possible baggage and how convenient the meeting is. Write to the traveler, state the size and weight of the item and propose a reward. The traveler may accept the offer, suggest other terms or decline.
Before meeting, agree on the handover place in Almaty, the recipient’s contact in Copenhagen and how to get in touch if plans change. If the route includes a transfer, check all the airports and airlines. The passenger’s arrival date is not the same as a promised delivery date for the parcel.
Preparing the contents and packaging
Make a list of the items and take photos and videos of the contents and packaging. The traveler must understand exactly what they are taking with them. Do not offer an unknown sealed package or hide the purpose of the item. Sturdy packaging protects the item but does not exempt it from baggage screening.
Batteries, electronics, liquids, cosmetics, medicines and food need special attention. Separate rules for cabin baggage, checked baggage and import may apply to them. Before the handover, check the requirements of the carrier and the competent authorities rather than relying only on advice from a chat.
Entering Denmark: customs points
Denmark is part of the European Union. Items arriving from Kazakhstan may be subject to the rules for imports from a non-EU country. Value, quantity, purpose and category of goods all matter. A gift for a relative and a batch of identical new products may be assessed differently.
Do not assume any item is automatically exempt from declaration or charges. If the item is expensive, new or intended for sale, study the current Danish customs rules in advance. You must not ask the traveler to state a false value or bypass inspection.
If there is no suitable traveler yet
Offers on the Almaty — Copenhagen route may appear irregularly. If no dates match, use the new-flight notification in JetJoin. While you wait, prepare the parcel description and agree with the recipient on possible meeting places.
Choose clear terms rather than simply the nearest date: who receives the item, where it is handed over and which restrictions apply. JetJoin does not guarantee a traveler, a fixed price, timing or successful delivery.
Find a traveler Almaty — Copenhagen
Enter the Almaty — Copenhagen route in JetJoin, choose a suitable trip and offer your own reward. Every user goes through an identity check, the sender fee is 15%, and the money is charged to your card only after the traveler confirms delivery with a code.
Find a flight Almaty — Copenhagen — in the JetJoin app:
Frequently asked questions
Can I send a gift to Copenhagen?
Possibly, if the traveler agrees and the contents comply with air carriage and Danish import rules. Clarify the value and purpose of the gift.
Who sets the price?
The sender proposes a reward, and the traveler decides whether the offer suits them. JetJoin does not set a guaranteed rate.
Do I need photos of the parcel?
Prepare photos and videos of the contents and packaging, plus an accurate description. This helps the traveler judge whether they can carry it.
What if the passenger has a transfer?
Check the rules of all airlines and transit countries, especially for batteries, liquids and other restricted items.
How do I find out about new trips?
If there is no suitable option, turn on a new-flight notification. A notification does not mean the traveler agrees to take the item.

