Where are you shipping?
Choose a market to see its practical checks, dated updates and links to official information.
European Union
Start with VAT, customs data, product compliance and packaging obligations. Tax routes do not replace the rules applying to the product itself.
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United States
US customs treatment turns on what the product is, where it originates and how it is classified — not simply where it was dispatched.
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Australia
Prepare accurate descriptions, values and classifications, then check tax, biosecurity and product rules before offering delivery.
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India
The UK–India trade agreement can change tariff treatment, but the result depends on classification, origin and the evidence supporting the claim.
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United Arab Emirates
Dubai Customs continues to accept 8-digit HS codes until further notice, while businesses prepare for the wider 12-digit tariff programme.
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South Africa
Formal customs clearance depends on accurate invoice data, clear product descriptions and coordination with the South African importer or broker.
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Switzerland
Most UK e-commerce parcels follow the ordinary import route. Specialist end-use duty relief depends on the Swiss importer, the intended use and the correct declaration data.
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New Zealand
Accurate descriptions, values and classifications support clearance, while GST, biosecurity and record-keeping rules depend on the goods and selling model.
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Canada
CPTPP tariff treatment is now in force for eligible UK-origin goods. Canadian import treatment still depends on the product, its tariff classification, the agreement used and where it originates—not simply where it was dispatched.
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Brazil
Check the recipient’s tax ID, the parcel clearance route and who pays import charges. Keep clear product descriptions and evidence of the price paid.
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