David Wang
-Updated on June 26, 2026
Will I have to pay customs duty or VAT on an inbound parcel?
Parcels moving between Slovenia and other EU countries clear without customs. Items arriving from outside the EU may be subject to import duty and VAT, which are the recipient's responsibility, and Pošta Slovenije may also charge a customs clearance handling fee. Watch your tracking and messages for a request to confirm value or pay charges.
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