We deliver selected products to the Republic of Ireland. The service, price and estimated delivery window currently available for your basket are shown at checkout. Product restrictions, customs and Irish taxes mean that not every UK product can be sent automatically.
Republic of Ireland
Orders leave Great Britain and enter the EU through Irish customs. Carrier acceptance, product type, value and customs processing can all affect the final service.
- Use a complete address, county, Eircode, email and mobile number.
- Watch for customs or delivery messages from the named carrier.
- Do not assume import charges are included unless checkout expressly says so.
- We may contact you, remove an item or cancel the order if no suitable legal service is available.
What can be sent?
Hardware, coils, empty pods and accessories are usually simpler to carry than liquids or lithium batteries, but availability still depends on the current carrier and destination rules.
Normally straightforward
- Eligible vape kits and regulated devices
- Tanks, empty pods, coils and replacement parts
- Building accessories and non-liquid consumables
- Other products permitted by Irish law and the selected carrier
May need additional review
- E-liquid, nicotine salts and shortfills
- Liquid-filled or prefilled pods
- Loose lithium batteries and some battery combinations
- Products subject to age, excise or destination restrictions
A product appearing on the UK website does not guarantee that it can be dispatched to Ireland. The checkout result is provisional until the basket has passed our carrier and compliance checks.
Delivery services and prices
We do not publish a fixed Irish carrier or price list because acceptance and pricing can change. The checkout displays the available starting service for your address and basket. If the selected service cannot carry an item, we will contact you before dispatch with the available options.
Delivery estimates begin after dispatch. Customs, public holidays, security checks and transfers between carrier networks can extend the journey.
Import VAT, customs duty and carrier fees
Unless checkout expressly states otherwise, the recipient should be prepared for charges collected by Irish customs, the postal operator or the courier before release or delivery.
Import VAT
Import VAT may be calculated on the goods, delivery and applicable customs charges. The carrier or postal operator may collect it from the recipient.
Low-value customs duty
From 1 July 2026, Ireland applies a €3 customs duty to each distinct product type or tariff line in most e-commerce consignments valued at €150 or less arriving from outside the EU. Import VAT can also apply to that charge.
Orders above €150
Normal customs-duty rules may apply according to value, origin and tariff classification, in addition to import VAT and any other relevant tax.
Carrier fees
The courier or postal operator may add a customs-clearance, administration or collection charge.
Irish E-Liquid Products Tax
Ireland operates E-Liquid Products Tax on qualifying first supplies of nicotine and non-nicotine e-liquid in the State. The current statutory rate is €0.50 per ml. How this interacts with a particular cross-border order, importer and fulfilment route can require additional review.
For that reason, orders containing e-liquid, nicotine salts, shortfills or liquid-filled pods may be checked manually, require a different service or be declined. Do not assume that a liquid order has passed all Irish tax and carrier requirements merely because the initial checkout accepts the address.
Age verification
Vaping and nicotine products are for adults aged 18 or over. An order may be held while an online age check is completed, and it will be cancelled if the required verification cannot be completed. Never send identification to an unverified email address or through social media.
Read about online age verification.
Tracking and customs messages
- Tracking may pause while the parcel moves between countries or awaits customs processing.
- Check that a payment request comes from the carrier shown in your dispatch information.
- Contact us with the order number if the parcel is beyond the stated estimate or tracking shows a clear problem.
- Vapour Central cannot waive charges imposed by Irish authorities or the delivery provider.
If charges are refused or the parcel is returned
The carrier may hold, return or dispose of a parcel when required charges are not paid or delivery instructions are ignored. Any eligible product refund is assessed only after a returned parcel reaches us and is inspected. Original delivery costs, direct return charges, customs deductions and loss of value may be treated according to the law and the reason for return.
We cannot refund a tax or administration fee paid directly to Irish Revenue, An Post or another carrier.
Ireland delivery FAQs
Do you deliver to the Republic of Ireland?
Yes, selected products can be ordered for Republic of Ireland delivery. Availability depends on the basket, carrier and current import rules.
How much does Irish delivery cost?
The current service and price for your basket are shown at checkout. Liquid, battery or restricted products may need a different service after review.
Will I pay import charges?
Possibly. Unless checkout expressly states that charges are included, the recipient may need to pay import VAT, customs duty and carrier fees before delivery.
Can I order e-liquid or prefilled pods?
Some liquid products may be possible, but Irish E-Liquid Products Tax, carrier acceptance and import requirements mean they need additional checks and can be refused.
Why is there a €3 customs charge?
From 1 July 2026, Ireland applies a €3 customs duty to each distinct product type or tariff line in most low-value e-commerce parcels of €150 or less entering from outside the EU.
Does this page apply to Northern Ireland?
No. Northern Ireland follows our UK delivery process.
Import rules, carrier acceptance and tax treatment can change. Irish Revenue and the carrier decide the final customs treatment of a parcel; this page is general guidance rather than tax or legal advice.