Dubai Customs waives fees for e-commerce parcels under 1,000 dirhams
Dubai Customs has announced amendments to its e-commerce customs procedures, which will come into effect on August 3, 2026. The goal is to enhance the business environment and attract investment. The changes include exempting shipments valued at no more than 1,000 AED from customs duties, with exemptions for tobacco and its derivatives, electronic smoking devices, nicotine liquids, alcoholic beverages, and food products containing alcohol. The amendments also provide an exemption for goods returned for personal use, provided that customs duties were paid in advance and the goods are returned within 60 days of exit. The Customer Happiness Department is responsible for registering companies and onboarding them to the platform, while the Legal Affairs Department handles any disputes related to implementation.
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