Tariff

When importing goods from another country, international orders may be subject to duties, taxes, VAT/GST, or customs handling charges imposed by the destination country. These fees are determined by local customs authorities and may vary depending on the order value, shipping method, product category, and local regulations. Please note that for some shipping methods or regions, applicable taxes or customs fees may already be included in the product price or shipping cost. The final situation depends on the logistics service selected at checkout.

United States

• Imported parcels may be subject to customs duties or carrier handling fees.

• Depending on the shipping method selected, tariffs may be included or charged separately by the carrier upon customs clearance.

European Union

• Orders shipped to EU countries may be subject to VAT and import duties.

• Some commercial shipping methods may include VAT to help reduce additional charges upon delivery.

Japan

• Imported goods may be subject to Japanese consumption tax (generally around 10%).

• Additional duties may apply depending on customs inspection and product value.

Canada & Australia

• Orders may be subject to GST/HST/PST or similar local taxes.

• Import duties may apply based on customs classification.

Latin America


• Brazil: Customs inspections can be strict, and CPF/CNPJ information is required for successful delivery.

• Chile and other regions: VAT or import duties may apply according to local regulations.

Other Regions

Customs policies vary by country or region. Customers are responsible for any applicable import taxes, VAT/GST, or customs charges unless otherwise stated.

Important Notes

• Customs inspections and tax policies are controlled by local authorities and are outside our control.

• Taxes, VAT, GST, or import duties may or may not be included depending on the selected shipping method.

• Some carriers may charge additional processing or handling fees during customs clearance.

• If customs requires additional recipient information (such as tax ID or identification number), the recipient is responsible for providing it promptly.