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EU €150 import check

Since 1 July 2026 the €150 customs-duty exemption no longer applies to parcels entering the EU, and a temporary €3 per item duty applies to relevant low-value consignments until 1 July 2028. Answer the questions below to see the usual treatment for your setup. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.

Do you dispatch parcels from outside the EU directly to EU consumers?

Common questions

Did the €150 IOSS limit change too?

No. The €3 duty is a customs-duty change. VAT on consignments of €150 or less continues to run through IOSS or border collection under the existing VAT framework.

Does the €3 duty apply to marketplace orders?

The duty attaches to the imported consignment rather than the sales channel. Who bears and remits it depends on the shipping arrangement, which is worth confirming with your marketplace and carrier.

Is this a customs ruling for my goods?

No. It describes the usual treatment for low-value ecommerce parcels. Product-specific duty rates, exceptions and classification need a customs professional.

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