Estonia Customs Management Regulations and Rules
Summary:This article outlines Estonia's customs management regulations. It has pursued a free trade policy and after joining the EU in 2004, implemented the EU's system. The tariff rate is consistent with the EU's average of 5.5%. There is a 7-euro customs fee for each legal person's declaration. From July 1, 2021, VAT must be declared and paid for goods from third countries, and additional tariffs apply to goods over 150 euros.
[Management System]
Estonia has always pursued a free trade policy, with basically no trade controls and relatively favorable customs tariffs. After joining the EU on May 1, 2004, Estonia implemented the EU's trade management system and customs management regulations.
[Tariff Rate]
The customs tariff rate is consistent with that of the EU, with an average tariff of 5.5%.
[Customs Fees]
The customs fee for each customs declaration by a legal person is 7 euros, which is also the national fixed fee standard.
According to the EU-wide tax amendment, from July 1, 2021, all goods from third countries must be declared and paid for VAT, and goods over 150 euros are subject to additional tariffs.