Customs & VAT When Sending Parcels Between Poland and Ireland

One of the most common worries when sending a parcel between Poland and Ireland: *will the recipient get hit with customs or a duty bill?*

The good news: no. Poland and Ireland are both members of the European Union, which means goods move freely between them — just like a domestic delivery. No customs declarations, no import duty, no extra VAT on the shipment, and no surprise fees on the doorstep.

Why there's no customs between Poland and Ireland

Both countries are inside the EU single market and customs union. Goods that are already in free circulation in one EU country can move to another without:

• Customs declarations or commodity codes
• Import duty
• Import VAT on the parcel
• Brokerage or "handling" fees from the courier

This is the big difference compared to sending to or from outside the EU — for example the UK after Brexit — where parcels can attract duty, VAT and customs paperwork.

What this means for you

• Send anything for personal use without filling in customs forms.
• No unexpected charges for the person receiving the parcel.
• Faster delivery — no parcels held at customs.

Are there any exceptions?

A few categories are restricted or prohibited regardless of customs — things like dangerous goods, certain liquids and other items couriers can't carry. Those are listed on our prohibited items page. For normal parcels, gifts, food and household goods, you're free to send.

Sending to or from outside the EU?

If your parcel starts or ends outside the EU, customs rules *do* apply. SpeedPack focuses on the Poland ↔ Ireland EU route, which is exactly why it stays simple and fee-free.

Sending between Poland and Ireland? Get a quote or book a courier — no customs, no surprises.