David Wang
-Updated on June 25, 2026
Will I have to pay customs duty on a POST Luxembourg parcel?
Parcels sent between EU member states need no customs declaration and carry no duty. Items arriving from outside the EU may attract customs duty and VAT, which the recipient normally pays before the parcel is released. The shipment must carry a CN22 or CN23 customs form depending on its weight and value.
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