Shipping policy

About Customs, Duties & Taxes

When ordering you're responsible for assuring the product can be lawfully imported to the destination.

Recipients of international shipments may be subject to import taxes, fees, and customs duties (hereafter, "Import Fees"), levied by the customs office of your shipping destination. Import Fees vary according to the customs regulations of the destination country. Components that play a role in Import Fee calculations are (among others):

Product category and price

Shipping costs and package weight

Customs clearance channel

Import taxes based on custom duty amounts

Customs policies vary widely, and some countries don't charge Import Fees for shipments that fall below a minimum value.

Contact the customs office of the destination country for more information.

The final Import Fee Deposit for each individual order will be calculated by the courier. He will ask the total amount before delivery to the final destination.

 The estimated Import Fees Deposit may not represent the actual amount paid to customs authorities. Customs regulations and tax rates applicable to certain goods may change between the date the taxes and duties were estimated and the applicable taxes and duties on the date of import into the destination country. The duty or tax rate is often determined by the classification of a good, which varies by destination.

Import Regulations

The recipient is the importer of record and must comply with all applicable laws and regulations of the destination country. Customs delays can affect original delivery estimates.

 

Note:

Customs offices in some countries or regions require the importer of record to provide a form of identification before releasing a shipment, such as a Passport, Tax ID, etc.