ORDER ARE SHIPPED FROM MONTREAL,CANADA
Are there taxes or duties for my international shipments?
Informing international buyers about import charges
Buyers are responsible for paying import charges
Sellers can't include these costs in the item's purchase and shipping price.
When shipping internationally, duties and/or taxes may apply to your order depending on any of the following:
-The destination country
-The value of the shipment
-The contents of the shipment
De Minimis (Import Limits)
As each country has its own specific import limits (i.e. de minimis), you are responsible for knowing which limits apply to your country before you order with us. For example, shipments to Australia that exceed the $1000 AUD de minimis require formal customs clearance which is subject to additional fees.
Refer To this list of international duty limits before you order.
Paying Taxes and Duties
If duties and taxes are applied to your shipment, the recipient may be required to pay them either before or upon delivery. Additionally, if taxes and duties do apply, delivery times may be impacted as the shipment may require extra time to clear customs in the destination country. International shipments can have longer delivery times due to customs clearance.
For most postage options, these fees cannot be paid in advance. These postage options are commonly referred to as delivered duty unpaid (DDU) services. In the event that the recipient refuses to pay the outstanding duties, the shipment can be marked as undeliverable and returned to sender if a return service is available for the postage service used.