All orders are dispatched 'duties and taxes unpaid' thus they are billed to the receiver. Tax rates vary from region to region, so we highly recommend contacting your local customs agency to inquire about duties and taxes that you may have to pay.

If you live outside the United States of America your shipments are subject to import charges applied by your country. Please check with your local customs office what these charges will be as every country has its own rules and regulations concerning duty charges.

Any customs or import duties are levied once the package reaches its destination country. Additional charges for customs clearance must be borne by the customer. We have no control over these charges and cannot predict what they may be since they keep on changing from time to time and vary widely from country to country. But in most cases, there are no customs/import duties levied on ShalinCraft shipments.

No, all taxes and customs duties are paid by Wedding Paradise in advance for any destination in the world. You will not be charged any extra fees.

It will depend on your local laws, but Medical Specialists Company Ltd cannot be held responsible for import rules or duty / tax of receiving country, the person making the order will be responsible.

The buyer is responsible for custom duties and tax. These vary from country to country and from State to State. We always advise to check first with your local customs office. In most countries hand-painted oils on canvas do not attract duties.

We try to do what we can to help you with this but ultimately it is in the hands of your government and you may be liable for additional taxes.

No. It is important to note that if customs in the receiving country levy duties on a particular consignment, then these duties are for the receiver's account. Borntosend can allow for the sender, based in South Africa, to pay the duties owing in the destination country, but this is a special arrangement which must be made with Borntosend prior to shipping and is only available to account holders.

EverydayGlamour's international shipping charges do NOT include country specific custom taxes, duties, associated with the delivery of your package. These fees must be paid by the customer directly to the delivery carrier at the time of delivery. We do pay for your brokerage fees associated with the shipment.

You may bring gifts to Turkey, but keep them unwrapped for security reasons. During certain holiday seasons, many items can be brought in duty-free. During Ramadan, Kurgan Barmaid, Christmas holiday, and New Years holiday, gift items may be sent duty free (without customs duties) to Turkey (no items for commercial purposes, personal and family use only) as long as their total worth/value does not exceed 300 euros. Exemption is valid only for one month prior and after these holiday periods.

Any customs duty levied by respective country is the buyer's responsibility, we are not liable to pay any customs duty/levy.

Many countries(USA, Taiwan, Australia and Japan) will not charge any custom duty for small package. But if you are charged duty and you live in the USA, Taiwan, Australia and Japan, please send/fax us the receipt within 7 business days and collect your package. We will reimburse you. A valid receipt is required.(No receipt, no reimburse. NO EXCEPTIONS.) If you are living in Europe, please contact us for detail.

Please note that your order may be subject to import duties, taxes, tariffs, customs charges, DDP, VAT, and the like, once your package reaches your country. It is your responsibility to pay for these charges. My Lingerie Secrets will not be responsible for paying these charges, and we will not bill you for such charges when you place your order.

Our shirts our shipped free of cost to anywhere in the world, as part of our normal pricing policy. However in some cases additional customs or import duties may apply depending on your location and order details.

We do not charge tax when you check out, but your local customs officials will assess taxes before allowing the item to enter your country. The carrier will usually pay these fees on your behalf and collect them from you at the time of delivery. You are responsible for all customs charges, including duties, taxes, brokerage fees, and any other fees, assessed at the border before delivery. Your local government determines customs charges and duties.