Does it ship to Czechia?
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Being inside the EU makes Czechia an easy address, and many of the big names run a Czech site in koruna rather than merely shipping here. The interesting part is not who delivers but on what terms: who includes the import charges, who leaves them at your door, and who skips the country altogether.
| Store | Known for | Ships to Czechia? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon.de | Everything | ✅ Yes | There is no Amazon Czech Republic: amazon.cz sends you to Amazon Germany in Czech, and amazon.de has its own Czech Republic rate block: €6.49 per delivery plus €0.99/kg, free over €49, standard delivery in 4–8 working days; express €10.99 plus €4.99/kg in 2–4 working days. Some items carry their own delivery cost, shown on the product page. It is an EU order, so no customs.Source: https://www.amazon.de/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GA6MMBQJBJ5QYUDW |
| Amazon.com | Everything (US) | ✅ Yes | The Czech Republic is on AmazonGlobal’s list of export countries. Europe rates start at $9.99 a shipment, standard delivery "as fast as 15 days". Amazon says it may charge a fixed amount at checkout for the customs costs, including the estimated import tax and fees.Source: https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GCBBSZMUXA6U2P8R |
| eBay | Marketplace | ⚠️ Some items | Seller by seller: each listing shows the shipping service, where the item ships from and the countries the seller sends to. With eBay International Shipping you may be able to pay the import charges at checkout or on arrival; under the Global Shipping Program they are paid when you buy; with the seller’s own shipping they are generally collected on delivery.Source: https://www.ebay.com/help/buying/shipping-delivery/changing-delivery-address-method/international-purchases-shipping?id=4057 |
| Etsy | Handmade / vintage | ⚠️ Some items | Shop by shop. On an order from outside the EU under €150, Etsy charges the VAT at checkout; the €3-per-item duty is paid at checkout or on delivery, depending on how the seller ships. Above €150, VAT and duty may be charged on delivery unless the seller ships duties paid. Sellers inside the EU list prices including VAT.Source: https://help.etsy.com/hc/cs/articles/115015691007 |
| AliExpress | Marketplace (China) | ✅ Yes | Ships to the Czech Republic: it is in AliExpress’s own ship-to list (read 7 October 2026). Delivery cost and time are shown on each listing; on orders under €150 the Czech VAT is charged at checkout, so check the listing and the checkout for the import charges.Source: https://www.aliexpress.com/ |
| Temu | Budget goods | ✅ Yes | A Czech site pricing in koruna. Standard shipping and click-and-collect are free on most items above the minimum order value shown on the product page (items from local warehouses have none); the minimum order is 220 Kč, and an order takes 1–3 days to process. Its Czech terms say that on goods shipped from outside the EU the import charges are shown and paid at checkout, with nothing further to pay.Source: https://www.temu.com/cz/shipping-info.html |
| Shein | Fast fashion | ✅ Yes | Its European site ships to the Czech Republic: standard delivery in 4–10 working days and pickup-point delivery in 5–9, €3.90 on orders under €19 and free above (the page also lists a €29 threshold without saying when it applies). Items marked QuickShip can ship from a warehouse in Europe; others ship from outside Europe and may take longer.Source: https://m.shein.com/euqs/Shipping-Info-a-280.html?lang=euqscs-cz |
| ASOS | Fashion (UK) | ✅ Yes | Delivers to the Czech Republic from asos.com in euro: Standard Delivery €6.50, free over €55, and Next-Day Delivery €16.49 between 7am and 10pm, both subject to the order cut-off times shown at checkout. Read on Sunday 11 October 2026, the page promised standard delivery by Wednesday 14 October and next-day delivery on Tuesday 13 October. Its help pages say orders to mainland EU addresses are usually free of customs and import charges. Returns are accepted within 28 days of delivery, with a €1.95 charge deducted from the refund (exclusions apply).Source: https://www.asos.com/payments-and-deliveries/delivery/?country=cz&browseCountry=CZ |
| Zara | Fashion | ✅ Yes | A Czech store at zara.com/cz in koruna: 59 Kč to a home address in 2–3 working days or 279 Kč in 1–2, 59 Kč to a pickup point in 2–3 working days, and free to a Zara store in 2–3 working days.Source: https://www.zara.com/cz/cs/help-center/DeliveryMethods |
| H&M | Fashion | ✅ Yes | A Czech store at hm.com in koruna. Its terms put the standard delivery fee at 80 Kč, with the options and their prices shown at checkout. Orders need a delivery address in the Czech Republic and a buyer aged 18 or over; a return costs 80 Kč unless the shop says otherwise.Source: https://www2.hm.com/cs_cz/customer-service/legal-and-privacy/terms-and-conditions.html |
| Next | Fashion (UK) | ✅ Yes | A Czech storefront at nextdirect.com/cz in koruna: 150 Kč an order, free over 1,200 Kč, normally 2–4 working days. Its terms of sale to customers in the Czech Republic are delivery duty paid: the price includes all duties, taxes and customs clearance fees.Source: https://nextdirect.zendesk.com/hc/en-cz/articles/4547227683601-Delivery-Key-Information |
| IKEA | Furniture / home | ✅ Yes | A Czech store at ikea.com/cz. Delivery starts at 149 Kč and scales with the order (small furniture: 149 Kč under 1,500 Kč, 249 Kč under 3,000 Kč); home delivery needs an order over 300 Kč, and click-and-collect starts at 29 Kč.Source: https://www.ikea.com/cz/cs/customer-service/services/delivery/ |
| Decathlon | Sport | ✅ Yes | A Czech store at decathlon.cz. Home delivery is free over 2,000 Kč (with exclusions such as cash on delivery and marketplace items), otherwise from 109 Kč; PPL, Zásilkovna and Balíkovna pickup points from 59 Kč; click-and-collect free; same-day delivery in Prague, Brno and Ostrava from 119 Kč when ordered by 15:00.Source: https://www.decathlon.cz/lp/i/doprava |
| Zalando | Fashion (EU) | ✅ Yes | A Czech store at zalando.cz: delivery is free on orders over 499 Kč and returns are free within 30 days. The delivery partners it names are DHL Express, PPL and Zásilkovna pickup points; the charge under 499 Kč is not stated on that page.Source: https://www.zalando.cz/faq/what-delivery-options-are-available.html |
| Notino | Beauty / fragrance | ✅ Yes | A Czech store at notino.cz: 35 Kč to a Notino pickup point (free to a Notino shop over 500 Kč), 49 Kč to Zásilkovna or a PPL pickup point, 54 Kč to a DPD pickup point, 69 Kč by PPL or DPD courier, standard delivery within 2 working days; same-day delivery in Brno and evening delivery in Brno and Prague from 89 Kč.Source: https://www.notino.cz/doprava-a-platba/ |
| Back Market | Refurbished tech | ❌ No | The one verified gap on this list. Back Market’s own list of country sites names Slovakia but not Czechia, and its help page says sellers generally ship only within the country of the site you ordered from.Source: https://help.backmarket.com/hc/en-us/articles/360026646054-Where-does-Back-Market-ship-to-and-from |
Delivery policies and prices change often, so treat this as a starting point and confirm at checkout. Every row was read from the retailer’s own delivery, help or terms page, linked under its notes. Rows verified October 2026.
The line that actually matters: EU or not
Ordering from anywhere inside the EU (Germany, Poland, Slovakia, Ireland) means no customs and no extra VAT: the price shown is the price paid. Ordering from outside it means 21% Czech VAT on everything, the €3 customs duty per item that replaced the old €150 allowance in July 2026, collected before the parcel is handed over if the seller did not settle it at checkout, plus Czech Post’s fee for clearing the parcel where one applies. A few stores on this list take that problem away by charging the import costs up front: Next sells to Czechia duty paid, Temu’s terms put the import charges at checkout, and Amazon.com may collect an estimated amount when you pay.
When a store won’t ship here
The gaps are narrow enough to route around. The usual three: buy from the retailer’s German, Polish or Slovak site instead, where one exists and delivers here; buy the same item from a marketplace seller who does ship to Czechia; or use a parcel-forwarding address in a country the store does serve. Forwarding adds a leg of postage and, from outside the EU, does nothing to avoid the import charges: the parcel still arrives from wherever it was last posted.
Before you order
Once you have found a store that delivers, run the numbers with the import cost calculator and read the import charges guide, which has Czech Post’s fees and the €3 duty in detail, so nothing surprises you at the door.
You can also search across marketplaces on OroScout and filter to offers that ship to your country.