What is DHL's policy on customs and import duties for international shipping?
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DHL's policy regarding customs and import duties for international shipping is to comply with all applicable laws and regulations. When shipping internationally, customs and import duties are typically levied by the destination country's government upon the importation of goods. These charges vary depending on the country and the nature of the goods being shipped. It is the responsibility of the recipient to pay any customs or import duties imposed by their government. DHL helps facilitate the customs clearance process by providing necessary documentation, assisting with customs paperwork, and clearing shipments through customs to ensure a smooth delivery experience. Additional charges may apply for brokerage services and disbursement of customs duties, which can be billed directly to the recipient or can be paid in advance by the shipper.
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