We ship to international locations US Express Mail (called International Economy in our shopping cart), UPS Worldwide Saver and UPS Worldwide Express
For orders shipping to Canada, we ship UPS Standard ONLY (3-7 business days)
For orders shipping to Puerto Rico we ship UPS Ground ONLY.

How much is International Shipping?
Once you have chosen your items, you can calculate your shipping costs with our Shipping Calculator in the Shopping Cart. Just input your shipping State or Province, Postal Code, and Country, then select your desired shipping method (or UPS Standard for all orders to Canada) and hit the apply button.

Duties, Taxes, Brokerage Fees, VAT and GST Fees
For orders shipped to destinations outside of the United States, Candles & Such, Inc. is not responsible for any duties, taxes and brokerage fees associated with the shipment.

Duties and Taxes
Almost all shipments crossing international borders are subject to the assessment of duties and taxes imposed by the importing country’s government. The Duties and Taxes normally must be paid before the goods are released from customs. A shipment’s duty and tax amount may be based on: Product Value, Trade agreements, country of manufacture, use of product, the product’s Harmonized System (HIS) code.

Value-added Tax (VAT ) of Goods and Services Tax (GST)
A VAT is a a general consumption tax assessed on the value added to good and services. In Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, this tax is known as goods and services tax or GST.
Every member of the European Union (EU) has VAT. A VAT is typically assessed on the “duty paid value” of the goods (which equals the cost of the goods, insurance and freight (CIF) plus duty). To see EU-specific VAT rates please visit the International Trade Administration Web Site.

Please note Candles & Such, Inc. is not knowledgeable about country-specific import regulations and will not be responsible for fees/damages associated with noncompliance. We strongly encourage you to research all country-specific facts, information and regulations prior to placing an order.
To learn more about country-specific regulations that may affect your international shipment you can go to the International Trade Administration Web Site, or contact your local agency.