Question 1

What is DAP/DDU?

Accepted Answer

Delivered at Place (DAP): The buyer (receiver) is responsible for all the duties, taxes, and clearance fees. Delivered at Place (DAP) was formerly known as Delivered Duty Unpaid (DDU). The two terms are often used interchangeably. Delivered Duty Unpaid (DDU): The buyer (receiver) is responsible for all the duties, taxes, and clearance fees.

Question 2

What is DDP?

Accepted Answer

Delivered Duty Paid (DDP): The business (seller) is responsible for all the duties, taxes, and clearance fees.

Question 3

Should I send my shipment DAP or DDP?

Accepted Answer

Unless you are feeling really generous, you do not want to pay duties, taxes, or fees on an international order if you have not collected them from the customer upfront. If you are new to international shipping or if you are unsure, send it DAP and the receiver will pay duties and taxes when the shipment has cleared customs. If you collect the duties and taxes from your customer or you choose to absorb that cost, then send the shipment DDP.

Question 4

How do I collect duties and taxes from my customer?

Accepted Answer

Customers do not want to be surprised by extra costs at the door. Giving them full visibility into duties, taxes, and fees at checkout is your best bet. Your shopping cart platform or business model will determine how you go about collecting duties and taxes from your customers. Zonos can help with a variety of product options based on your needs.

Question 5

How do I send a package DDP?

Accepted Answer

Each shipping system/carrier is slightly different and not all will use the term DDP. The payment of duties and taxes to the destination country will be handled by your carrier, then invoiced to you on a separate freight bill. You will first often see shipping charges invoiced with a separate invoice for duties, taxes, and clearance fees to come later.

Question 6

Who is the importer of record if a shipment is sent DDP?

Accepted Answer

The receiver remains the importer of record if you bill duties and taxes to your parcel account. As long as you bill duties and taxes to your account with a parcel carrier (such as UPS, FedEx, DHL or postal consolidator), you are only acting as the payor of duties and taxes, not the importer of record.

Question 7

Are there fees associated with sending a shipment DDP?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Sending a shipment DDP includes the entire total landed cost i.e. duties, taxes, DDP fee, advancement fee, and possible brokerage fees. In the U.S., UPS, and DHL both charge a $15 DDP fee; FedEx and other international mail providers do not charge a fee. Keep in mind that fees assessed and terminology used can vary between carriers and the country you are shipping from.

Question 8

How can Zonos help with international ecommerce?

Accepted Answer

Zonos offers plugins, APIs, and tools that allow you to show and collect total landed cost at checkout, optimize your website for international shoppers, and stay globally compliant.

DDP 배송 플랫폼	DDP 배송 플랫폼 설명	선택기
Ship Station의 DDP	배송 요금 지불자에게 세금과 관세 청구	체크박스
UPS의 DDP	세금 및 관세 청구 대상	드롭다운: 발송인
DHL 온라인 배송의 DDP	세금 및 관세 청구 대상 (결제 옵션 섹션에서)	드롭다운: 발송인
FedEx Ship Manager의 DDP	세금/관세/수수료 청구	드롭다운: 발송인

운송업체	DDP 설명	DDP 수수료
UPS	세금 및 관세 전송 추가 요금	$15 USD
DHL	세금 및 관세 지급(DTP)	$15 USD
FedEx	발송인에게 세금 및 관세 청구	$0 USD

DAP/DDU vs DDP 국제 배송 조건 (관세 미지급 배송 대 관세 지급 배송)

DAP/DDU란 무엇인가요?

DDP란 무엇인가요?

DAP와 DDP에 대해 왜 신경 써야 하나요?

내 배송을 DAP로 보낼까요, DDP로 보낼까요?

고객에게서 세금과 관세를 collect 하려면 어떻게 해야 하나요?

DDP로 패키지를 보내려면 어떻게 해야 하나요?

DDP로 배송된 경우 수입자는 누구인가요?

DDP로 배송할 때 수수료가 있나요?

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