Customs regulations for export shipments of parcels to countries outside the EU

All merchandise and documents shipped to countries outside the EU are subject to a customs declaration as required by applicable customs regulations. Click here to see the list of third countries (countries outside of the EU). Click here to see the list of EU countries and excepted areas in the EU.

As a general rule, no customs documents are needed for items sent to destinations within the EU. Exceptions include merchandise subject to consumption tax, e.g. alcohol, tobacco, etc. and goods considered to be highly sensitive in terms of export control policy.

The following customs forms are required for non-EU countries and excepted areas in the EU:

Information about Online customs form

In order for you to pay customs duties for your items, customs authorities in the country of destination must know the exact content of your item. Therefore, you need to fully complete the declaration to avoid delays or inconveniences for the recipient. Incorrect or misleading declarations may lead to fines or confiscation of the item.

Your merchandise may be subject to restrictions. It is your responsibility to find information about import and export regulations (bans, quarantine limitations, restrictions for pharmaceutical products etc.) as well as about the documents required by the country of destination (commercial invoice, certificate of origin, health certificate, licences, authorizations for merchandise subject to quarantine restrictions such as animal and plant products, food items etc.).