Thailand's de minimis rate is THB 1500, but how does this affect eCommerce imports? Learn about VAT and import duties if you're selling online into Thailand.

The Philippines de minimis rate for imports is PHP 10,000, or USD 197 as of the time of this writing.

Singapore's de minimis rate is SGD400, but what does this mean for eCommerce merchants shipping into the country? Find out how this rate affects your GST & import duties.

Malaysia's de minimis rate is MYR500, but what does this mean for eCommerce merchants shipping into Malaysia? Learn what the term de minimis means and the country's duties & taxes here.

Indonesia De Minimis 2020: What the changes mean for eCommerce importers Update: The effective start date has been confirmed to be 30th January 2020, set by Indonesia’s Directorate General of Customs and Excise, M ...

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 delivered-duties paid (DDP) so that you can expand into the Southeast Asian market with a peace of mind!

Clearing Indonesian Customs is not as complicated as it seems now that the laws have helped standardise the procedures for B2C shipments. Find out the best practices to clear Indonesian customs!

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!

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