David Wang
-Updated on June 26, 2026
Will I pay customs duty or VAT on a parcel into Serbia?
Serbia applies a VAT de minimis of 22 EUR, so goods below that value generally avoid VAT, while higher-value items can attract VAT and, above further thresholds, customs duty. Gifts between private individuals may be exempt below 70 EUR if clearly marked as a gift. Pošta Srbije may also add a postal handling fee, separate from duty and VAT.
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