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This is not correct. There absolutely is a De Minimis exemption for tariffs. You always have to pay VAT, which you didn't always have to do before. You also don

This is not correct. There absolutely is a De Minimis exemption for tariffs. You always have to pay VAT, which you didn't always have to do before. You also don't have to pay that fee, you can order from a store that supports IOSS. The big ones do nowadays. You can also choose to declare the package yourself, but you need to live close to a tariff declaration office for this to be feasible. You can also have it delivered through a different delivery company, they usually declare it for you.

GardenLetter27 1y ago
You often can't choose though: https://www.tullverket.se/en/startpage/private/online/shoppingonline/frequentlyaskedquestionsaboutshoppingonlinefromcountriesoutsidetheeu.4.311bf4f016e69d6ea0d4d7.html https://www.tullverket.se/en/startpage/private/online/shoppi... > When purchasing via an e-commerce platform, you can sometimes choose which forwarding agent is to send your parcel. However, when Chinese postal services are the forwarding agent, Postnord automatically handles all mail-order parcels in Sweden. So you end up with a big markup either way - either on the PostNord / Tullverket side, or on the delivery side.