International Shipping

• Duties and taxes are most typically not included in the price of the goods you purchase online.
• When purchasing goods online, some or all of these goods may not originate in the country you reside in.
• When goods are not shipped domestically (within your country) or within a single customs union, such as the European Union, you are liable to pay any inbound duties and taxes which your local customs authority deems appropriate.
• To ensure the courier can deliver your goods in shortest possible transit time, when we enter your country, pays the customs authority immediately on your behalf for any duties and taxes that are due on the goods.
• Courier only releases the goods to you upon the full repayment of any duties and taxes that were paid on your behalf.

Although you ordered and purchased the goods online, the goods are still subject to an import procedure to clear the shipment through customs. Clearance depends on:

• The country of origin
• The value including transport charges
• The quantity of goods

Each country has its own customs laws and the duties for different types of goods and values are set locally. International courier (the transportation company), must adhere to local customs legislation and so courier pays duties on the receiver’s behalf to clear shipments on arrival.

Depending on value and the type of goods imported you may expect the following:

• Customs import duties (percentage of shipment value and transport charges)
• Local tax
• Any regulatory charges, if applicable