With different import duty and tax rates for every country and every type of item, customs payments may appear daunting. Read on to find out how customs clearance can be made smoother with delivery-duties paid (DDP) so that you can expand into the Southeast Asian market with a peace of mind!

Customs Clearance requires your shipment to gain official permission to enter a country and for the required duties and taxes to be paid. That's the gist of it, but there's more, click here to find out more!

In the first half of July, Asia witnesses tech and eCommerce optimism, Chinese eCommerce platforms compete within China and outside, and tensions of the US-China trade war finally begin to fizzle.

What are the de minimis rates for Southeast Asia's major countries and why they might change? Find out in our article! Updated for 2019

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De minimis is the price threshold below which fewer or no taxes are charged on shipments. But how else can de minimis rates affect delivery?

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