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Customs charges, import duties or local taxes can apply when a parcel crosses a border. Customs authorities set these, not us, and the rules are different in every country. This page explains what to expect and what to do if your parcel is held.
Not always. Many countries have a threshold below which parcels pass through without any fees, while others charge on every parcel. Because the rules change, we can't predict the exact amount for your order.
If your tracking shows a customs hold, here is what to do:
If your parcel has been held for more than 5 working days and you haven't received a payment request, contact the courier using the tracking link in your dispatch email. Customs releases are handled between the courier and customs, so we can't speed them up, but let us know and we'll help where we can.
FedEx will facilitate and collect payment from you, and then remit it to customs on your behalf. There may be an admin charge for this service.
Please contact us before refusing a delivery or leaving customs charges unpaid. The parcel may be sent back to us, and we'll need to work out the next step together.
Still have a question? Contact us. We're always happy to help.