Uzbekistan Import Duties & Taxes Explained

For shipments to Uzbekistan, customs duty is 30% on the value exceeding $200 USD per month. This Unified Customs Payment applies to your personal courier shipment when it goes over the monthly allowance, plus a small weight-based fee of about $0.65 USD per kilogram.

You can receive up to $200 USD worth of goods per calendar month without paying import taxes. This limit applies cumulatively to all shipments you receive within a single 30-day period.

Yes, Uzbekistan charges a state administrative fee of approximately 8,240 UZS (~$0.65 USD) per kilogram for international courier shipments. This fee is added to your total import costs upon arrival.

Yes, carriers like DHL or FedEx often charge a separate handling or disbursement fee ranging from $15 to $30 USD. These fees cover the cost of processing your shipment through Uzbek customs.

The limit is cumulative across all courier shipments you receive in a single calendar month. If you have two $150 packages arriving in the same month, the second one will trigger taxes because the total exceeds $200.

Uzbekistan enforces quantity limits on certain items, such as one laptop or mobile phone per person every 6 months for duty-free entry. Your shipment must include a detailed packing list and commercial invoice to avoid customs delays.

No, the 30% charge only applies to the amount over $200 USD. If your shipment is valued at $500, you would pay 30% on the remaining $300, not the full amount.

If the declared value seems too low, Uzbekistan customs may ignore your invoice and apply their own internal price database to calculate taxes. This can significantly increase the final charges on your shipment.

The State Customs Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan collects all duties and taxes, often through the carrier handling your delivery. You will typically pay these fees directly to the courier before receiving your package.

Calculate 30% of the value over $200, add approximately $0.65 per kg for the state fee, and include a potential $15–$30 carrier handling fee. Remember that final charges depend on current exchange rates and item classification.