Customs Clearance
A quick overview of how customs clearance works, the documents required, and what businesses need to ensure their goods move through customs smoothly.
DDP vs. DDU (DAP) in 2025: The Complete Guide for E-commerce Sellers
DDP and DDU differ in who pays import duties and taxes. Under DDP, the seller pays all customs charges and handles clearance, making delivery easier for the buyer. Under DDU, the buyer pays these fees when the parcel reaches customs. Choose DDP if you want to offer customers a clear total price. Choose DDU if you prefer the buyer to handle import costs. Use our duty calculation tool to check duties and taxes before shipping.
Nov 24, 2025