David Wang
-Updated on June 24, 2026
My parcel says held at customs. What should I do?
This status means the destination country's customs authority is processing your parcel. If import duties or taxes are due, the recipient usually must pay them before the item is released. Customs handling is managed by the destination country, not by Tunisia Post, so any charges and timing are set there.
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