No. ChokeSports orders are shipped from Japan with duties and taxes unpaid. If applicable, you will need to pay these fees when your order is delivered. These costs are the customer's responsibility.

What to Expect by Country

United States (read more about it here)

  • As of July 24, 2026, the total import fee on Japan-made products is capped at 12.5% (standard product duty rate plus surcharge combined), under the ongoing U.S.–Japan trade agreement.
  • The USD 800 duty-free (de minimis) threshold was eliminated as of August 29, 2025 — all imports are taxed regardless of order value.
  • Payment of these fees is compulsory; they will be billed to you by the carrier.
  • Please get in touch with your local customs to know more, or see our full breakdown of current U.S. tariffs.

Australia

  • Orders under AUD 1,000 are generally duty-free.
  • GST may apply, depending on the items.
  • Most ChokeSports orders arrive without additional charges.
  • For more information please visit the Australian customs website.

Canada

  • Orders over CAD 20 are subject to customs duties and taxes.
  • Expect to pay GST/HST and possibly provincial sales tax.
  • Your courier will collect these fees on delivery.
  • For more information please visit the Canadian customs website.

European Union

  • Orders under EUR 150 are exempt from customs duties, but VAT is charged on all orders.
  • For orders over EUR 150, customs duties may apply.
  • Fees are collected at delivery by the courier.

United Kingdom

  • Orders under £135 are exempt from customs duties.
  • VAT applies to all orders, collected at delivery.

What does this mean for your order?

When your order arrives, your local courier may ask you to pay import fees before delivery. These charges are imposed by your country's customs office, not ChokeSports.

Disclaimer

Trade regulations change frequently. We do our best to provide current information, but we cannot guarantee the exact amount of duties or taxes for your shipment. For precise guidance, please check with your local customs office before ordering.

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