Trade lanes

What it takes to ship from one country to another.

Duty, VAT, trade agreements and both sides' paperwork for popular lanes — then check your exact product with live official tariffs.

Shipping from China to United States

Importing from China into the US: HTS classification, extra Section 301 duties, ISF filing for ocean cargo and a customs bond.

Importing from China into Germany and the EU: TARIC duty, 19% import VAT, an EORI number and CE / product-safety rules.

Exporting from Egypt to Germany: claim 0% EU duty on most industrial goods under the EU–Egypt Association Agreement with an EUR.1.

Importing from China into Egypt: ACID registration on Nafeza before shipping, 14% VAT and official tariff lines from the Egyptian tariff.

Importing from China into Saudi Arabia: SABER product and shipment certificates, the GCC common tariff and 15% VAT.

Exporting from India to the UAE: reduced or zero duty under the India–UAE CEPA with a preferential certificate of origin, and 5% VAT.

Importing from Vietnam into the UK: preferential duty under the UK–Vietnam FTA, 20% import VAT and a GB EORI.

Exporting from Egypt to Saudi Arabia: 0% duty under the Greater Arab Free Trade Area (GAFTA) with an Arab certificate of origin, plus SABER.

Importing from Türkiye into the UK: preferential duty under the UK–Türkiye trade agreement, 20% VAT and a GB EORI.

Exporting from the US to Canada: duty-free trade under CUSMA for originating goods, 5% GST (plus provincial tax) and a Canadian Business Number.