A French forwarding address or a Dutch one?
French webshops and Dutch webshops are both inside the EU, so what matters is where you shop and how each address is run. Below, two French forwarding addresses next to DZH, which gives you a Dutch address: the same six facts for each, with a source and date per cell.
Last checked on 2026-10-19. Each cell names its source; what we could not verify is marked 'unknown'.
Side by side
| Feature | DZH Transport | Easy-Delivery | ColisExpat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Address country | The Netherlands | France (Nantes) and a second address in the United States (source) | France (Pantin, near Paris); mailboxes also offered in five other countries (source) |
| Subscription | None — you pay per shipment, no minimum term | Standard access at no charge; Premium from € 3.25 a month (1, 3 or 12 months) (source) | Standard € 0.90 incl. one reshipment, or Premium € 29.90 for one year (source) |
| Storage at no charge | 7 days | 20 days (Standard) / 30 days (Premium), then € 1.50 per parcel per day (source) | 30 days, then € 0.50 per parcel per day from day 31 to 60 (source) |
| Insurance | Up to €99 as standard, more on request before shipping | unknown | unknown |
| ID requirement | No ID verification | unknown | unknown |
| Price known in advance | Yes — in the calculator, before you order | Shipping cost simulator on the homepage (warehouse and destination) (source) | Estimate tool on the homepage and the rates page (from / to) (source) |
Our honest take
Our honest take: a French address is the natural choice when your orders come from French shops, and both services here are built around that, with Easy-Delivery adding a US address and ColisExpat a yearly plan with unlimited reshipments. For Dutch shops the same logic points to a Dutch address. DZH gives you that address with the price known before you ship, no subscription and no identity check. Where a cell says unknown, we could not find the fact on their site; we would rather show a gap than guess.
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