David Wang
-Updated on June 24, 2026
Will I have to pay customs duties on an international parcel?
International parcels entering the Philippines may go through customs, and duties or taxes can apply depending on the contents and value. If charges are due, the recipient usually pays them before the item is released. Customs review is handled by the Bureau of Customs, not PHLPost.
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