David Wang
-Updated on June 25, 2026
What are the customs limits for parcels in Georgia?
Goods worth up to 300 GEL and weighing up to 30 kg from a single sender are generally exempt from import tax. Above that, 18% VAT applies to the value plus shipping, along with a customs fee commonly cited at around 20 GEL. Most consumer goods carry 0% import duty, so VAT is usually the main charge.
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