Shipping from Delaware to Timor-Leste

Most products on Amazon USA do not ship directly to Timor Leste. However, you can shop from Amazon and receive your orders in Timor-Leste easily by using Global Shopaholics international shipping.

Shipping a 50 lb box typically costs $40 to $100+ for ground services, with FedEx Ground and UPS Ground often being the cheapest options in the $75-$90 range for longer distances, while USPS Ground Advantage can be around $128. Prices vary significantly by distance, speed, and carrier, with local/regional shipments being cheaper (around $40-$50) and expedited services or long-haul FedEx/UPS costing more, sometimes over $100-$200.

The cheapest international shipping from the USA is typically USPS First-Class Package International for small, lightweight items (under 4 lbs), starting around $18, though it's slow; for slightly heavier or faster options, USPS Priority Mail International or GlobalPost Economy are great budget choices, while services like Parcel Monkey, Pirate Ship, and ShipStation offer significant discounts on major carriers (UPS/FedEx/DHL) for better value.

For international shipping, USPS is generally cheaper for small, lightweight items (under ~5 lbs), using services like First-Class Package International, while UPS becomes more cost-effective for heavier or larger packages, offering better value, faster speeds, and superior tracking/customs handling, though it costs more upfront. The best choice depends on package weight, destination, urgency, and tracking needs, so comparing rates on both is always recommended.

Almost all products listed on Amazon USA can be shipped to Timor-Leste when you use Global Shopaholics.

In accordance with the 2023 State Budget (Law 15/2022) which covers the period January 1, 2023 to December 31, 2023, Customs Duty is set at 5% and the Sales Tax rate is set at 2.5%. The Customs Duty is the tax that the government levies on goods when they are import- ed into Timor-Leste from another country.

One issue is the country's financial structure. Timor-Leste currently relies on the Petroleum Fund, which is expected to run out in 2034[4](see Figure 1), for more than 70% of its revenue.

Most products on Amazon USA do not ship directly to Timor Leste. However, you can shop from Amazon and receive your orders in Timor-Leste easily by using Global Shopaholics international shipping.

Duties and Taxes Import Duty, which is also commonly known as “customs duty”, is calculated at a rate of 5% of the value of the goods. Sales Tax is charged at a rate of 2.5% of the following amounts:(A) the customs value of the goods (B) the amount of import duty imposed (C) the amount of any excise duty paid.

It's one of the world's least-visited countries, making airfare and hotel rates more expensive than many countries in Asia. Timor-Leste is on the United Nations' list of the world's least-developed countries.