Forwarding Bever orders to Canada
Canada has excellent outdoor shops, yet European brands and models in Bever's range are often unavailable there or priced far higher. Bever delivers in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany only and says delivery elsewhere is not possible, so a Dutch address at DZH is the way in: you order as a Dutch customer, we receive the parcel and forward it. Be honest with yourself about the total: Canada's exemption for parcels from the EU is just CAD 20, so GST/HST and duty by product apply to nearly everything, and for a jacket or boots they usually exceed the label. Leave out gas cartridges, stove fuel and knives, which we cannot carry; gas refills are store-only at Bever anyway.
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What Bever does and does not deliver to Canada
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Bever's delivery page says orders can be delivered in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany, with a few extra days for Belgium and Germany, and that delivery outside these three countries is not possible.
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Some product pages on bever.nl, such as those for gas refills, say the item is only available in Bever's stores.
DZH Transport is an independent service provider and not a partner of Bever.
What does shipping to Canada cost?
€59.30 all-in shipping + handling, incl. VAT · €49.01 excl. VAT
For 20 × 20 × 10 cm, handling and packaging included, as one shipment. Heavier or larger? The calculator prices it instantly.
Calculate the price to CanadaImport charges in Canada
Exempt up to CAD 20; above that GST/HST and duty by product.
Postal shipments from Europe: exemption up to CAD 20; above it GST 5% plus the provincial tax (HST up to 15%) and duty per product.
Last checked on 2026-10-18 · source: CBA
You pay VAT to the shop and import charges at home; we are not the seller and cannot take those away for you.
Frequently asked questions
Does Bever ship to Canada?
No: Bever's delivery page lists the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany and says delivery outside these three countries is not possible. Order to your Dutch address at DZH instead; we receive the parcel, check and photograph it, and forward it to Canada with the carrier you choose, customs form included.
What does Canadian customs charge on outdoor gear from Bever?
The exemption for parcels from the EU is only CAD 20, so GST or HST for your province applies to nearly every order, plus duty that depends on the product and where it was made — a tent, a jacket and boots are each classified differently. The carrier collects it on delivery, often with a brokerage fee. We declare the real purchase value and attach the customs form.
Which Bever items cannot be forwarded to Canada?
Gas cartridges, stove fuel and other flammable or pressurised goods, and knives of any kind. Leave those out of your order; gas refills are store-only at Bever anyway. Clothing, footwear, backpacks, tents, sleeping bags and poles travel as a normal parcel. Not sure about an item? Ask us before you order.