EU Parcel Import Duty Calculator 2026
From July 1, 2026, the EU abolishes the €150 duty-free exemption on imported parcels. All parcels from non-EU countries now incur a flat €3 customs duty plus VAT. Calculate the total cost of your Temu, Shein, AliExpress, or any non-EU online order.
How EU Parcel Import Duty Calculator Works
Calculate import duty on parcels from outside the EU. From July 2026, all parcels pay a flat duty as the exemption ends. calculator with VAT included. Enter your values into the form above and the calculator processes them instantly in your browser — no data is sent to any server.
EU Parcel Import Duty Calculator — What Changed in 2026
Previously, parcels valued under €150 entering the EU were exempt from customs duty (though VAT still applied). The EU Council abolished this exemption on February 11, 2026, effective July 1, 2026. As an interim measure, a flat-rate customs duty of €3 per parcel applies to all low-value consignments. This means every package from platforms like Temu, Shein, AliExpress, Wish, and other non-EU sellers now costs €3 more in duty on top of the existing VAT.
Why the Change?
Key Reasons
- Level the playing field between direct imports and EU-based retailers
- Reduce abuse of the €150 threshold (undervaluation of parcels)
- Combat unfair competition from ultra-cheap non-EU e-commerce
- Part of broader EU customs reform package
VAT Rates by EU Country
VAT on imported goods has always applied, even before the duty change. VAT rates vary across EU member states from 17% (Luxembourg) to 27% (Hungary). The VAT is calculated on the product value plus shipping cost. This calculator uses your country's standard VAT rate to give you the total landed cost.
Example
€25 phone case from AliExpress to Germany
- Product price: €25.00
- Shipping: €3.00
- Flat duty (from July 2026): €3.00
- VAT base: €25 + €3 + €3 = €31.00
- German VAT (19%): €5.89
- Total landed cost: €36.89 (vs €33.32 before July 2026)
Tips for Getting Accurate Results
For the most accurate results, use up-to-date numbers from official sources. Double-check your inputs before calculating — small errors in the starting values can lead to significantly different outputs. If you are comparing scenarios, keep all variables the same except the one you are testing. Save or screenshot your results for future reference. This calculator uses standard formulas and is designed to give you a reliable quick estimate, though professional advice may be needed for complex situations.