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Netherlands to charge €2 per product category on e-commerce goods

From 1 November, declarations must also include product identification details.

From 1 November 2026, declarants of e-commerce goods in the Netherlands will pay a European handling fee of €2 per product category. The fee also applies to shipments worth more than €150.

Author: Робот Source: Dutch Customs Administration

E-commerce parcels being inspected by a Netherlands customs officer
The Netherlands is changing declaration rules for e-commerce goods. Illustrative photo. Photo: Preis_King / Pixabay, Pixabay Content License

The Netherlands Customs Administration says the declaration process for e-commerce goods will change from 1 November 2026. Declarants will pay a European handling fee of €2 for each product category.

The fee applies to all e-commerce shipments, including those valued above €150. The revenue will fund additional checks on e-commerce goods, including reviews of declaration data and parcels.

The handling fee will be charged on top of the €3 import tariff that has applied since 1 July 2026 to e-commerce shipments valued at up to €150.

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From 1 November, declarants must also provide product identification in their declarations if they use one of these VAT schemes: F48 (Import One-Stop Shop, IOSS), F49 (Special Arrangement) or F53 (standard B2C declaration).

Product identification is a unique code for a specific model, batch or item. Customs can use it to find similar products more quickly when a shipment does not comply with EU rules.

Translated from Dutch using artificial intelligence. Source: Dutch Customs Administration

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