Chocolate Gift Delivery to Iraq

Delivered by FedEx Express from Provence, France

EXPRESS DELIVERY IRAQ
WITHIN 4 BUSINESS DAYS

Shipping Rates & Timing to Iraq

We deliver within 4 business days. The shipping cost is a flat fee of $22.39 per delivery address in Iraq + $5.04 /item, fuel surcharge included. Customs duties and local taxes may apply upon delivery. If your order is received before 2PM Central European time, your chocolates ship the same day directly from France to your doorstep.

A selection of chocolate gifts ready for delivery in Iraq:

Fine Chocolate Delivery to Iraq

Indulge someone special with a selection of our finest chocolates crafted by Pascal Caffet, World Champion Chocolatier. Founded in 1999, zChocolat delivers to Iraq by FedEx Express. Whether you are shipping to Baghdad, Al-Mawsil, Al-Basrah or any other city, your gifts will be delivered within 4 business days — on time and in perfect condition.

Gifts to Iraq

Whatever the occasion, we have a chic & exclusive customizable gift box.

Pascal Caffet

All our chocolates are handmade by our chocolate master Pascal Caffet, World Champion Chocolatier, with zealous adherence to French tradition: no alcohol, no preservatives, no coloring, high cocoa content, low sugar and 100% pure cocoa butter.

Summer Packaging

Thankfully, unique temperature sensitive packaging and FedEx Express delivery mean connoisseurs of zChocolat’s all-natural, preservative-free confections can enjoy fine French chocolate anywhere in the world. Insulated delivery boxes keep your gift at the perfect temperature while a reflective outer layer provides additional protection from world-famous rays in Iraq.

We do not deliver in Iraq on:

Weekends (Saturdays & Sundays) and the following holidays:

2026-01-01 New Year’S Day
2026-01-06 Army Day
2026-01-25 Imam Musa Bin Jafar Deat
2026-03-05 Kurdistan Uprising
2026-03-11 March 11 Peace Agreement
2026-03-14 Birthday Mullah Mustafa
2026-03-20 Eid Al-Fitr (Tentative)
2026-03-21 Eid Al-Fitr Holiday
2026-04-09 Liberation Of Iraq
2026-05-01 Labour Day
2026-05-27 Eid Al-Adha (Tentative)
2026-06-16 Islamic New Year
2026-06-25 Ashura
2026-07-14 Republic Day
2026-08-25 Prophet Muhammad’S Birthday
2026-10-03 National Day / Independence Day
2026-12-10 Anniversary Of Victory Over ISIS
2026-12-25 Christmas Day

Other Worldwide Destinations

We also deliver chocolate gifts to Isle of Man and Iran .

We deliver within 4 business days to all cities in Iraq such as:

A Middle Eastern state, Iraq shares borders with Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Syria to the west, Turkey to the north, Iran to the east and Kuwait to the south. The imposing gate of Bad al-Wastani and its tower recall ancient ramparts. All in brick, the Abbasid palace was the place of power of the dynasty of the same name from the 8th to the 13th century. The Madrasa al-Mustansiriya, remarkable for its size, is without doubt the oldest theological faculty in the world. The famous mausoleum of Suhrawardi will seduce by its muqarnas dome, typical architectural decoration. A stop is necessary in front of the caravanserai of Kan Mujan, two floors high, of which one will admire the vast interior court. Nearby, the National Museum of Iraq preserves Mesopotamian objects and Islamic antiquities from all over the country. Further on, stands the strange monument of the Victory Hands: two crossed swords in memory of the Iran-Iraq conflict.

South of Baghdad, Babylon once guided believers on the Processional Way, then about 800m long. Halfway up the road stood the gate of Ishtar on which is drawn the famous lion of Babylon. Further on, one can still see the ruins of the temple of Etermenanki before enjoying a view over the Euphrates bridge. The Museum of the Middle East proposes a partial reconstruction of the sacred way. The archaeological site of Babylon also allows to admire the remains of the palace of Nebuchadnezzar and a park located on the banks of the Euphrates.

A few kilometres away, Ur contains beautiful royal tombs and the Giparu, temple built for the wife of the sun king. Further southeast, Ctésiphon is known for the Sassanid palace Taq-e Kisra. Only the typical large porch and the south facade survived. To the north-east of Baghdad, Samarra is a high place of Chiit pilgrimage. Many ruins dating from the Abbasid dynasty, including the mosque of Al-Mutawakkil, have earned it a UNESCO classification.

Most Iraqi festivals are religious, such as the Sheep Festival in January or Ashura in February. On 9 April, Iraqis also celebrate the fall of Saddam Hussein. In October, the Baghdad International Film Festival also takes place.