How is the international express clearance fee charged?

The international express clearance fee usually consists of the following parts:

1. Customs duties: collected by the courier company and calculated based on the value of the goods and the import tariff policies of the destination country.

2. Value added tax: usually applies to the import of non personal items and is also collected by courier companies.

3. Other possible expenses, such as inspection fees, approval fees, etc., will depend on the regulations of the destination country.

In general, the charging standards for international express customs clearance fees mainly depend on factors such as the type and value of the goods, the import policies of the destination country, etc. The specific fees need to be calculated by the express company during customs clearance and informed to the sender. It should be noted that customs clearance fees may vary depending on different circumstances. It is recommended to consult the courier company or relevant agency for more accurate information before shipping.