David Wang
-Updated on June 24, 2026
My Korea Post parcel is held at customs. What should I do?
A customs hold means the destination customs authority is reviewing your parcel. You may need to pay import duties or taxes, or provide additional information, before it is released. Watch for a notice from the destination carrier or customs office, and respond promptly to avoid further delay.
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