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Shipping Toys & Games to Italy: Customs Duty & Fees (2026)

EU import charges for a building blocks parcel (€29.99 example) sent to Italy: €3 flat duty per customs line, €2 Union Handling Fee from Nov 2026, 22% VAT — and how much a seller must add to the price.

What you pay on top of the goods price (rules in force from 2026-11-01)

ExampleDutyHandling feesImport VATTotal extra
Parcel worth €20.00€3.00 duty€4.00 fees€5.06 VAT€12.06 (+60%)
Parcel worth €50.00€3.00 duty€4.00 fees€11.66 VAT€18.66 (+37%)
Parcel worth €100.00€3.00 duty€4.00 fees€22.66 VAT€29.66 (+30%)
Parcel worth €150.00€3.00 duty€4.00 fees€33.66 VAT€40.66 (+27%)

Every figure computed by the EU landed-cost engine — rule data reviewed 2026-10-31.

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Why the number of items matters

The EUR3 duty is charged per customs line. A parcel with three different product types declared separately pays 3 x EUR3; grouping same-type items into one line pays it once.

Declaration of a mixed parcelDuty
3 product types merged into 1 customs line€3.00
3 product types declared as 3 lines€9.00

Aggregating saves €6.00 per mixed parcel.

Fee schedule for Italy

ChargeRateStatus
EU flat customs duty (transitional)
Council Regulation (EU) 2026/382 — flat duty per item/customs line on consignments <= EUR150, transitional regime until 1 July 2028
€3.00 / linein force – ends 2028-06-30
EU Union Handling Fee
EU customs reform (UCC package) — EUR2 Union Handling Fee per small parcel, agreed by Council Dec 2025, effective 1 Nov 2026
€2.00 / parcelstarts 2026-11-01
Italy small-parcel fee
Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli, Circolare n. 37/2025 — EUR2 fee on incoming parcels, effective 2026
€2.00 / parcelin force
Import VAT
Standard rate, member state of destination
22%on value + duty

Pricing a building blocks for EU buyers

A building blocks priced at €29.99 to a customer in Italy carries roughly €14.26 in duty, fees and VAT. Sellers shipping DDP should fold this into the listed price; sellers shipping DAP should warn buyers to avoid refused parcels.

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