Aid delivery involves transporting humanitarian relief supplies, such as food, medicine, clothing, and shelter materials from Pakistan to St. Eustatius, usually during emergencies or for long-term support projects.

Aid delivery services are commonly used by NGOs, government agencies, disaster response teams, and charitable organizations engaged in humanitarian missions.

Commonly shipped items include non-perishable food, bottled water, blankets, tents, medical kits, clothing, and hygiene products. These are often exempt from customs duties under humanitarian relief protocols.

Yes, documentation proving the shipment’s humanitarian purpose is often required. Customs declarations, certificates of donation, and NGO registration details may be necessary for clearance.

Organizations like the Red Crescent, Global Parcel Service (GPS) , DHL Disaster Response Team, UN logistics agencies, and specialized freight forwarders handle aid and humanitarian shipments from Pakistan.