Important Information
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Fuel Surcharge Index Update
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DHL Express Reinstates Service in Canada
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DHL Express is pleased to announce that it has restored all services in Canada, reinstating all operations effective June 30.
The resumption of operations follows a successful agreement reached between DHL Express Canada and the Unifor trade union, which represents a significant proportion of our workforce in Canada, after nearly a year of negotiations. This 4-year agreement will remain in effect until July 1, 2029.
For information regarding delayed shipments due to the service suspension, please contact customer service.
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International Services to Israel
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Service Update: Resumption of DHL Express Deliveries to/from Israel
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We are pleased to inform our customers that DHL Express has resumed delivery services to and from Israel as of today, following the reopening of the country’s airspace to air traffic. Full operations will be reinstated by 30 June.
Please note that, due to the elevated risk associated with shipments to and from Israel, elevated risk surcharges may apply. For further details regarding these surcharges and other relevant information, please contact our customer service.
At DHL Express, the safety of our personnel and the security of your shipments are our highest priorities. We appreciate your understanding and support as we navigate this situation.
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Suspension of Controlled Military Item Shipments
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DHL Express does not accept international shipments of Controlled Military Items subject to export controls.
This suspension does not include domestic shipments of Controlled Military Items or international shipments of licensed dual-use items.
If you are uncertain whether your shipment contains military items subject to export controls, please contact your national licensing authority (and/or the licensing authority in the country of origin and destination of the military items) to verify.
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Important updates regarding DHL Express shipments to the United States with a customs value exceeding USD 800: Transit Time delays & withdrawal of temporary suspension of business-to-consumer (B2C) shipments
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- As of April 28th, 2025, DHL Express has withdrawn the temporary suspension of business-to-consumer (B2C) shipments to the United States with a customs value exceeding USD 800.
- This decision follows constructive dialogue between DHL and the U.S. government, who demonstrated a strong willingness to understand our operational and technical challenges, and who agreed that it was imperative to act quickly in the interest of U.S. consumers.
- Starting April 28th, 2025, the value thresholds for shipments being sent to the U.S. have been adjusted. Shipments valued between USD 800 and 2,500 can once again be cleared using the expedited informal entry process. This positive development will enable us to resume normal operations.
- Your shipments to the U.S. may still experience transit delays as we navigate the reintroduction of the service and while we clear the current backlog as soon as possible.
- Shipments – both B2B & B2C - with declarable customs value below USD 800 remain unaffected by these changes.
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Elevated Risk Service Update
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Updated Liability Limits Terms & Conditions
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New Customs Regulations from Around the World
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Updates to DHL Express Services and Surcharges
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Fuel Surcharge Index Update
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New Customs Regulations from Around the World
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DHL Express Login Security Update
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Demand Surcharge
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New Customs Regulations from Around the World
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New Customs Regulations from Around the World
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Emergency Situation Surcharge
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New Customs Regulations from Around the World
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New Customs Regulations from Around the World
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Indonesia – Imports
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Malaysia – Imports
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European Union and United Kingdom – Imports
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European Union – Imports
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Jersey – Imports
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MyDHL+ Features Help You!
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Shipments to Ireland Will Require City and Postcode
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As of July 2, 2023, when creating a shipment to Ireland in MyDHL+ and DHL Express shipping solutions
- City and postcode will be required for the Recipient address
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New Customs Regulations from Around the World
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United Arab Emirates – Imports
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DHL Service Resumed
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Coming Soon – Changes to Help with Speedy Customs Clearance
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DHL Service Suspensions
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DHL Customs Services Update
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Effective May 9, 2022 – The following DHL Customs Services charges will change:
- Customs Clearance, Customers with DHL Brokerage Account: CAD 11.85 or 2.5% of the duties & taxes, if higher
- Customs Clearance, Customers without DHL Brokerage Account: CAD 17.50 or 2.5% of the duties & taxes, if higher
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Fraudulent SMS Alert
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DHL has been alerted of the unauthorized use of its business name in SMS messages asking receivers to download an application with the extension '.apk'. We encourage you to let us know at your earliest convenience by sending a screenshot of the suspicious SMS to phishing-dpdhl@dhl.com, include the suspicious phone number in the message. After reporting the fraudulent message, please delete it and under no circumstance should you download the application.
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Key Changes For Commercial Imports Into Canada
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First published on June 30, 2021
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Assessment and Revenue Management – or CARM – is a multi-year initiative that is transforming the way the CBSA manages commercial goods being imported into Canada, including collection of duties and taxes.
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COVID-19 Service Impact
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As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and to avoid close contact, our couriers will not be taking payments upon delivery at your door. If you are expecting any shipments with duties and taxes owing, you would have received a text message or an email from us. To ensure a smooth delivery, please make your payment online at On Demand Delivery. Alternatively you can pay using our Payment Self Service line at 1-866-768-7801.