Ensure all contact information is accurate so customs can contact the recipient to collect any duties owed.The customs officers in the recipient destination will still look at the value of the goods, what the actual contents of the parcel is and check all the other factors that can initiate customs charges. Even if you list the item as a gift, this does not necessarily mean you will avoid any customs duty.Print and attach the customs documents to the outside of the package in a clear plastic wallet or envelope marked 'Customs'.Customs will check if you have undervalued an item to avoid fees. They will charge the correct amount and potentially extra handling fees for miss-declared items. Provide an accurate value for each item.Provide an overview of each individual item, including the use and what it’s made of. Be descriptive of all items inside the package.Decide whether your goods are allowed to enter the country you’ve sent them to.Check if any customs duty or tax needs to be applied.The customs declaration form helps customs officers: gift, personal belongings, an item you’ve sold etc. A description of the goods you're sending (see providing a clear goods description).
You must complete a customs declaration form when shipping abroad. The following guide will walk you through the information you need to provide on your customs declaration form and the level of detail required. If you're new to shipping packages internationally, then completing a customs declaration form may seem daunting, but never fear, Parcel Monkey is here! We'll collect all the relevant customs information from you during the booking process and provide you with the correct customs documents to print and attach to your package.
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