Send Groceries to Afghanistan

Yaganchiz lets you order groceries online for family anywhere in Afghanistan, from wherever you live. You pay at checkout, our team buys the goods inside Afghanistan, and a courier delivers them to your recipient's door. Nothing is shipped across borders, so there are no customs forms, no duties and no waiting weeks for a parcel.

How do I send groceries to Afghanistan?

Four steps. Fill your cart from the shop, enter your recipient's details in Afghanistan at checkout, pay in full online, and we buy and deliver locally. You get a photo once the order is in their hands.

What groceries can I send?

Everyday staples and fresh food: rice and pasta, flour and pantry goods, cooking oil and ghee, beans and legumes, fruits and vegetables, dry fruits and nuts, dairy and eggs, tea and coffee, spices, snacks and sweets and tinned goods. Beyond food there are baby essentials, hygiene and personal care, household and kitchen items, Dari and Pashto books and gifts.

Where in Afghanistan can you deliver?

All 34 provinces. Kabul, Herat, Mazar-i-Sharif, Kandahar, Jalalabad and the other main cities are the most straightforward; remote districts can take longer or need a call to confirm the address first. See where we deliver.

Can I order from outside Afghanistan?

Yes — that is what Yaganchiz is for. You can order from any country. Only the delivery address needs to be in Afghanistan.

How do I know it arrived?

When our team hands the order over, they photograph the delivery and we send it to you by WhatsApp or email, usually within one to three hours.

Can I send fresh food?

Yes. Produce, dairy and bread are bought locally on the day of delivery rather than shipped, so fresh items arrive fresh.

Does my recipient pay anything?

No. You pay in full at checkout. They inspect the order at the door and can refuse anything missing, damaged or wrong, which you are not charged for.

Read how Yaganchiz works, the FAQ, or contact us.