Customs, Duties & Taxes

If you're ordering something for delivery to an address in a country covered by the Abarcy Global program an Import Fees Deposit may be applied to the order. An Import Fees Deposit may also be applied for some products sold by marketplace sellers.

The recipient of an international shipment may be subject to import taxes, fees, and customs duties (hereafter, "Import Fees"), which are levied by the shipping destination's customs office. Import Fees are calculated in a variety of ways, according to the destination's customs regulations. Some components that may play a role in Import Fee calculation are:

  1. Product category (HS code)
  2. Product price
  3. Shipping costs
  4. Package weight
  5. Customs clearance channel
  6. Portions of the Import Fees themselves (such as import taxes based on customs duties amounts)

In some destinations, no Import Fees apply for shipments falling below a de minimis value. Contact your shipping destination's customs office for more information.

To simplify the customs clearance process for you on products shipped by Abarcy and some products shipped by marketplace sellers, Abarcy offers Import Fees estimation during checkout for certain eligible destinations.

Import Regulations

When ordering from abroad, you're responsible for assuring the product can be lawfully imported to the destination. The recipient is the importer of record and must comply with all applicable laws and regulations of the destination. Customs policies vary widely; you should contact your local customs office for more information. When customs clearance procedures are required, it can cause delays beyond our original delivery estimates.

Note: Customs offices in some destinations require the importer of record to provide a particular form of identification before releasing a shipment. You may be required to provide an identification number such as Passport, Tax ID, etc.