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Items under a declared value of £18 are VAT-free when they arrive in the UK by mail.
Items valued at £18 and over on the customs declaration are charged at the standard 17.5% VAT rate which is collected by Royal Mail. There is also a £4 handling charge for this.
Items sent from within the EU are always tax free (except dutiable goods such as tobacco and alcohol).
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