Bandrol fees for electronic devices brought from abroad have been announced
There have been no changes to the bandrol fees for mobile phones, televisions, radios, and other electronic devices brought from abroad for non-commercial purposes. The bandrol fees to be applied in 2025 will remain at the 2024 levels. How much is the international phone registration fee? How much are the 2025 bandrol fees? Here are the details...
There have been no changes to the bandrol fees for electronic devices such as mobile phones, televisions, and radios brought from abroad for non-commercial purposes.
PUBLISHED IN THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE
According to the Presidential decree published in today's issue of the Official Gazette, it has been decided that the fixed bandrol fees to be collected within this scope in 2025 will be determined as they were in the Presidential decree dated December 23, 2019, and numbered 1841.
According to the decision, the bandrol fees that were valid last year will remain valid this year as well.
HOW MUCH ARE THE 2025 BANDROL FEES?
In this context, a bandrol fee equivalent to the Turkish Lira will be charged as follows: 8-80 euros for televisions, 1-2 euros for radios, 18 euros for video devices, 9-21 euros for television-based combined devices, 7 euros for set-top media boxes and all types of satellite receivers, 1-18 euros for radio-based combined devices, 2-15 euros for other devices capable of receiving visual and audio broadcasts, 20 euros for mobile phones, and 10 euros for computers.
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