Starting July 1, 2026, customs duties must also be paid on shipments arriving from outside the EU with a value of up to 150 euros

From July 2026, goods sold by sellers registered under the IOSS system will also be subject to customs duties.

Beginning next July, customs duties will apply to all goods arriving from outside the EU. Currently, customs duties are only payable on consignments valued above 150 euros.

For freight and postal consignments covered by the IOSS system (Import One-Stop-Shop) with a value of up to 150 euros, as well as for non-IOSS postal shipments valued at up to 150 euros, a fixed customs fee of three euros per consignment will be charged. For other goods with a consignment value of up to 150 euros, standard customs duties based on commodity codes will apply.

The customs reform continues with the removal of the 150-euro duty-free threshold

This change relates to an amendment to the EU Duty Relief Regulation (1186/2009), under which Articles 23–24 will be repealed. At the same time, a fixed customs fee of three euros per consignment will be introduced for IOSS consignments and postal consignments valued at up to 150 euros.

The changes in customs duties are separate from the handling fee included in other regulations under the EU customs reform, which is still being prepared.  Details of the reform will be clarified in January–February 2026, after which Customs will provide further information.