Describe item names in a specific manner when indicating them on labels, customs declaration forms, etc.
The listed translations are only examples. It is not necessary to describe items exactly as shown here.
We may not be able to send some items depending on the recipient country or due to laws/regulations/agreements, etc., even if they are on the list.

The HS code is a code adopted for the purpose of unifying names and classes of goods traded internationally. For details, please see this web page.

In the "examples of HS Codes and sub codes" field, 10-digit codes are shown only as examples with additional subdivision numbers used in the EU member countries.
For 10-digit codes in this field, the first 6 digits correspond to HS codes, the first 8 digits CN codes, and the full 10 digits TARIC codes.
In the EU, the type of code required varies from country to country. As long as the code up to the required digits is correct, the full 10-digit TARIC code does not need to be sent.
If you would like to find HS codes for items not listed on this page, or if you would like to find more detailed information, please visit the TARIC code search web site provided by the European Commission.

It is the responsibility of the sender to declare the HS code to the customs authority of the destination country. Therefore, we are not able to determine the HS code on your behalf.

This list has been made with great care, but we do not guarantee the completeness, accuracy, effectiveness and credibility of the contents.
We do not assume any responsibility for any inconvenience that may result from the use of the examples of HS codes and sub-codes on this page, such as delays in customs clearance, return of mail items or payment of excessive customs duties by the recipient due to a determination by the customs authorities of destination countries.
It is also noted that the contents of this list are just as of the date of publication and they may be modified or deleted without advance notice.
We do not assume any responsibility for any damage that may result from incorrect information due to the passage of time or changes in the list such as the addition, modification or deletion of contents.