Country Tariff Guides
Bought something from Korea?
Know your customs bill first.
When a Korean seller ships your order by DHL, FedEx, or UPS, your country's own customs office decides what you'll owe — not the seller. Here's exactly what applies, country by country, current as of 2026.
9
Total Guides
4
Regions
2026.08
Updated
💡 These guides cover what your own country's customs office charges you when a package ships from a Korean seller — the duty and VAT/GST that apply on arrival, not anything Korean export rules. If you're the one shipping goods out of Korea, see our Korean-language guides for sellers instead.
01 · North America
United States
De minimis gone · Korean-origin goods taxed at 15%
Read the guide →
02 · Asia
China
CBEC channel: 5,000 RMB/order, 26,000 RMB/year limit
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03 · Asia
Japan
Duty-free under ¥10,000 · leather & knitwear excluded
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04 · Asia
Vietnam
Duty exemption stays at 1,000,000 VND · VAT now always applies
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05 · Europe
Germany (EU)
Since Jul 2026 · new €3 flat duty per item type
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06 · North America
Canada
Korea-origin: CAD $20 limit · $150 CUSMA rate doesn't apply
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07 · Oceania
Australia
Duty waived, but GST 10% applies regardless of value
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08 · Europe
Spain (EU)
€3 flat duty per item type · IOSS registration matters
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09 · Europe
United Kingdom
Duty-free under £135 · VAT (20%) still applies
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