Declaration estimate
What could your overseas order cost?
Estimate duty, VAT and carrier fees for a parcel into Great Britain or Norway. See the calculation, its assumptions and the source behind each rate.
One goods type, ordinary tariff and destination currency. No trade-agreement relief, trade-remedy duties, excise, gifts, returns or deductions for tax paid at checkout. Enter prices before tax; we do not convert currencies.
Before you use the estimate
- Check whether the seller already collects tax or offers duties-paid delivery. Do not add the same tax twice.
- Match the goods to the commodity description. Materials, use and proof of origin can change the actual rate.
- Check the carrier's own clearance fee. This tool uses a sourced default or a labelled fallback, not your carrier's invoice.
For the payment rules, read the Great Britain parcel guide or guiden om toll, mva og VOEC i Norge.
Every rate published
9 categories across 2 destinations. Each page carries the commodity codes, the preferential rates by origin, and the instrument behind every figure.
Guides
- The UK £135 duty relief: what is changing and what is still open The UK plans to remove £135 customs duty relief by October 2028 at the latest. Separate the announced policy from rates and fees not yet settled.
- Customs clearance fees: compare the service, not just the carrier Compare published Posten, FedEx and Royal Mail customs fees, understand percentage minimums, and check which extra charges a service can add.
- EU low-value parcel duty: what the €3 charge actually counts The EU €3 duty counts tariff items, not every physical object. Check the €150 consignment limit, exceptions, VAT and who declares the charge.
- What you pay on a parcel into Great Britain Check when UK parcel VAT is paid at checkout, how the £135 duty threshold works, and what a carrier can charge. Includes a worked example.