David Wang
-Updated on June 24, 2026
Do I have to pay customs duties on PostNord shipments?
For shipments crossing into a country from outside its customs union, import duties, VAT, or handling fees may apply. PostNord usually notifies the recipient when payment is required, and the parcel is held until the charges are paid. Within the EU, parcels between member states generally move without customs charges, though Norway is outside the EU and may involve customs.
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