Users of ePacket delivery services should note that the usual shipping restrictions apply because ePackets still go through customs clearances. This also means that ePackets must adhere to import tax if the ePacket contains items that are valued higher than the maximum import value in the destination country. If your epacket parcel does contain an item or items which are higher than this threshold, then you or the recipient will need to pay import tax on the order. It is always advisable to check with the local laws to see what potential duties/tax could be applied to your parcel, especially if it is of high value. You can also ask the merchant where possible, as they may have a good idea of the shipping cost. Alternatively, you can head to our Ship from China page, which has a list of countries that accepted maximum import values.