Shipping from Germany to Netherlands

Import duties, btw 21%, customs fees, and total landed cost for goods shipped from Germany to Netherlands. EU Internal Market trade agreement applies.

Route Overview
Trade Agreement
EU Internal Market
Zero tariffs between members
Typical Duty Range
0% - 3.5%
Depends on product HS code classification
BTW Rate
BTW 21%
Applied on CIF value + import duty
Transit Time
2d air / 18d sea
De Minimis Threshold
EUR 150
No duty below this value
Currency
EUR (€)
Calculate Landed Cost: Germany to Netherlands
Sample Duty Rates — Netherlands
HS CodeDescriptionGeneral RatePreferential Rate
4602.19Basketwork, wickerwork and other articles2.7%0%
6913.10Ceramic statuettes and ornaments — porcelain0%0%
6913.90Other ceramic ornaments0%0%
7013.99Other glassware — decorative3.5%0%
9401.61Upholstered wooden seats2.7%0%
9403.30Wooden office furniture2.7%0%
9403.50Wooden bedroom furniture2.7%0%
9403.60Other wooden furniture2.7%0%
9701.10Paintings, drawings, pastels — hand-executed0%0%
9701.90Other paintings and drawings0%0%
Frequently Asked Questions
What import duties apply when shipping from Germany to Netherlands?
Under the EU Internal Market, goods shipped from Germany to Netherlands may qualify for reduced or zero duty rates. A Certificate of Origin is typically required. Without preferential treatment, MFN duty rates of 0% - 3.5% apply depending on the HS code.
What is the VAT/GST rate in Netherlands?
Netherlands charges BTW 21% on imported goods. This is calculated on the CIF value plus import duty.
How long does shipping take from Germany to Netherlands?
Air freight: approximately 2 business days. Sea freight: approximately 18 business days
What documents are needed to ship from Germany to Netherlands?
Required documents typically include: Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading or Airway Bill, and Customs Declaration Form.
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