Thailand Import Duty & Customs Calculator

Estimate landed cost including Thailand import duties, VAT, and customs fees.

Applies Thailand's import tax structure to any CIF value — customs duty on the goods, then 7% VAT on the duty-inclusive value, plus the THB 1,500 de-minimis rule — to compute total landed cost and effective tax rate.

How is Thai import tax calculated?

Thailand levies customs duty on the CIF value (cost, insurance, freight), then charges 7% VAT on the sum of CIF plus duty. So VAT is applied to the duty-inclusive value, not the bare goods price.

The Thailand Import Duty & Customs Calculator estimates the full landed cost of bringing goods into Thailand. Thailand charges customs duty on the CIF value (cost + insurance + freight), then applies 7% VAT on the duty-inclusive value. Small shipments up to THB 1,500 are generally exempt under the de-minimis rule.

How it works

The tool starts from the CIF value. It applies your product’s duty rate, then VAT on the sum of CIF and duty:

duty = CIF × dutyRate
vatBase = CIF + duty
vat = vatBase × 7%
landedCost = CIF + duty + vat

If the CIF value is THB 1,500 or less, duty and import VAT are waived and the landed cost equals the CIF value.

Example and notes

On a THB 10,000 CIF shipment of clothing at a 30% duty rate: duty is THB 3,000, the VAT base is THB 13,000, and 7% VAT is THB 910. The landed cost is THB 13,910 — an effective tax of about 39%.

Some categories (alcohol, tobacco, vehicles, perfume) also carry excise tax, and brokers may charge handling fees. This tool covers duty and VAT; add those extras for affected goods, and check the Thai Customs tariff for your HS code.