David Wang
-Updated on June 24, 2026
What does "customs clearance" mean for my STO parcel?
It means your international parcel is being processed by customs in the destination country. Clearance times vary by country and can occasionally add days without a visible update. In some cases the recipient may need to pay import duties or taxes before the parcel is released.
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