David Wang
-Updated on June 24, 2026
My Chronopost parcel is held at customs. What should I do?
A customs status usually means the parcel is waiting for clearance, not that anything is wrong. If import duties or taxes are owed, the recipient may need to pay them before delivery continues. Customs delays are outside the carrier's control and can add a few days to international deliveries.
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