Customs, Duties & Taxes Policy

Import Regulations & Fees

When you place an order on extremedealsoftheday.com for international delivery, please verify in advance that your items may be legally imported into your destination country. Each country’s customs authority sets its own rules for assessing import taxes, duties, tariffs, and handling or brokerage fees (collectively, "Import Fees"). These charges vary by destination and are calculated based on your package’s declared value, product category, country of origin, and the local customs regulations in force at the time of import.

Because some countries waive Import Fees on shipments under a specified threshold, we strongly recommend contacting your local customs office for precise guidance on potential charges, required documentation, and current thresholds.

Tariffs: Some destinations may apply additional tariffs or trade-related surcharges based on the product’s country of origin, category, and current trade rules. These charges can change without notice and are determined by the importing country and/or the carrier at the time of customs clearance. Any such tariffs are included in "Import Fees" and are the responsibility of the recipient.

As the recipient, you serve as the "importer of record" and are responsible for complying with all applicable import laws, regulations, and documentation requirements, including payment of any Import Fees assessed upon delivery or customs clearance.

Please Note: In certain jurisdictions, the customs office or carrier may request additional identification (such as a passport, national ID, or tax number) before releasing your package.

Please be aware that customs inspections, local procedures, or paperwork may delay your delivery beyond the original estimate. We do not control whether tariffs or other Import Fees are assessed, and we cannot estimate or guarantee the amount of any Import Fees.

To help ensure a smooth clearance process, please confirm any import restrictions, prohibited items, or documentation requirements with your local customs authority before placing your order.