David Wang
-Updated on June 25, 2026
Will I have to pay customs duty on a parcel into Mongolia?
You may. Mongolian customs can assess duty and value-added tax on inbound parcels based on the declared value and contents. While charges are being assessed, tracking shows a held or presented to customs status, and the item is released once any duties are paid. Outbound parcels need a CN22 or CN23 customs declaration so the destination country can assess its own charges.
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