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New rules for importing goods from countries outside the EU to private individuals in Denmark
Effective from 1st of July 2026
New customs rules
On 1 July 2026, the EU introduced new customs regulations that affect the price of goods purchased from online shops outside the EU. Previously, shipments with a total value of up to EUR 150 were exempt from customs duties. Under the new rules, customs duties must be paid on all shipments from countries outside the EU.
This means that you must pay a fixed customs duty of EUR 3 per item type when the total value of the shipment is below EUR 150.
4 things you need to know before you shop​
You must pay customs duties of at least EUR 3 per shipment
When your shipment has a value below EUR 150 (approximately DKK 1,150), you must pay a minimum customs duty of EUR 3.
You will not receive a refund of customs duties if you return your purchase
If you change your mind and return one or more items, any customs duties paid will not be refunded.
You may have to pay more customs duties when ordering different products
You must pay EUR 3 in customs duties per item category in your parcel. For example, if you buy one cotton T-shirt and two pairs of denim jeans, you will have to pay a total of EUR 6 in customs duties.
You must pay VAT on the total value of the goods including customs duties
You must pay 25% VAT on the total value of the goods, including customs duties. Customs clearance fees and transportation charges may also apply, depending on the shipment.
