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Cross-border reference
A reference of the customs duty de minimis threshold for 27 markets, checked against primary sources and updated as rules change; verification dates vary by row.
Search for a country and filter by region or status. Every row shows its current status and links to the official customs authority behind it.
This page is for reference only and is not legal or tax advice. Confirm the current rule with the destination authority before you rely on it.
How to read this
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Methodology & disclaimer
It is the order value below which a country reduces or waives import duty, so low-value shipments clear faster and cheaper.
The United States suspended its de minimis exemption in 2025, so duties now apply to low-value imports that previously entered duty-free. Confirm the current position with CBP.
The European Union is reforming its rules, with a flat per-item duty starting in 2026 and full removal of the €150 threshold planned by 2028.
No. This page tracks de minimis thresholds only. Customs duty depends on the product’s HS code, and VAT or GST can vary by province or state, so neither can be stated as a single rate per country. Confirm with the destination authority or your customs broker.