David Wang
-Updated on June 24, 2026
Do I have to pay customs duties on a ZTO international parcel?
It depends on your country's import rules and the value of the goods. If duties or taxes apply, the local carrier or postal operator will usually contact you to collect payment before completing delivery. ZTO does not set these charges.
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