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Can I send toys and baby gear to the Netherlands?

Allowed

Yes.

Used toys are fine. Remove loose batteries. Douane lists up to 4.7% duty for toys from outside the EU when no relief applies.

More rules for the Netherlands

Allowed with conditions

Fish, honey, and other animal products
From most countries outside the EU, the personal limits are 20 kg of fish products and 2 kg of other animal products such as honey. Baby formula, baby food, and special medical food are allowed up to 2 kg if they're branded, sealed, and don't need refrigeration. Products in which milk is no longer recognizable, such as chocolate, cookies, and candy, are fine.

Quantity limits

Animal products
From most countries outside the EU: no meat or dairy, fish products up to 20 kg, and other animal products such as honey up to 2 kg. Baby formula and special medical food up to 2 kg.

Before you ship to the Netherlands

Tax-free limit
From another EU country, boxes clear no customs and nothing is due on arrival. From outside the EU (including the UK), there is no tax-free limit anymore. Btw has applied from the first euro since the old €22 exemption ended in 2021, and the €150 (about $175) customs duty exemption ended on July 1, 2026. Gifts sent by one private person to another, worth up to €45 (about $53) per box, remain free of duty and btw. Online purchases worth up to €150 now pay a flat €3 duty per product category until July 1, 2028.
Receiver ID
Private receivers don't need a tax or customs number for a personal box. For moving relief, the key document is proof of your municipal registration, which goes to the moving or transport company that files the declaration. Give the courier a phone number and email so it can arrange any payment.
Transit
1-3 business days within the EU; 2-5 from the UK or North America; 3-7 from Asia

Read the full Netherlands guide

Questions

Can I send toys and baby gear to the Netherlands?

Yes. Used toys are fine. Remove loose batteries. Douane lists up to 4.7% duty for toys from outside the EU when no relief applies.

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General guidance, not legal advice. Customs in the Netherlands makes the final decision on every box.

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