Import Tariffs ( a small import tax )  — What You Need to Know

Import Tariffs ( a small import tax ) — What You Need to Know

What is a tariff?

A tariff is a small tax some countries charge on packages from another country. It is not a fee from Kobaien or we,ICHI Inc. — it goes to your own country's government.

You, the buyer, pay it when your package arrives, or at checkout.

 

⚠️ Please note: the numbers below are estimates only. Your actual charge may be different — customs rules can vary by country, by exact item, and by how much you order.

 

How much will you pay on a $100 order?

Country    Tariff    Total You'll Pay
🇺🇸 USA    ~12.5%    ~$112.50
🇫🇷 France    0%    $100
🇬🇧 UK    0%    $100
🇩🇪 Germany    0%    $100
🇪🇸 Spain    0%    $100
🇦🇺 Australia    0%    $100

  

Note: These rates are for a $100 order specifically.

If you order more than $100 worth, the tariff rate itself may change — some countries apply different rules once your order goes over a certain amount.

  

Note: US tariff rules have changed several times in 2026 and may change again — this is the rate as of August 2026.

 

Extra fee to know about

Your delivery company (DHL, UPS, your local post, etc.) may charge a small handling fee to process the package. This is separate from the tariff above.

 

Want to check the exact rate yourself?

Search online for "[your country] import tariff" using product code 3215.90. Or ask your country's customs office.

 

We're here to make this simple for you.

We know surprise costs are very, very frustrating.....😢

That's why we keep this page updated and are always happy to answer questions before you order — just ask, and we'll help you know exactly what to expect. 

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