- Turkey has ended simplified customs rules for low-value personal e-commerce shipments (under EUR30).
- Import duty on pharmaceuticals and dietary supplements is set at 30% for EU countries and 60% for others.
- A 20% surcharge applies to certain items under the Special Consumption Tax Law.
- The new rules affect non-commercial imports up to EUR1,500, based on a doctor’s prescription or health report.
- The changes take effect 30 days after January 7, 2026.
Source: vitallaw.com
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