No, this is almost certainly a **scam/phishing attempt**. Don't click the link or pay anything.

**Red flags:**
- **Fake domain:** `dhl.com-redelivery.eu` is not DHL. Real DHL sites are like `dhl.com` or country-specific domains (e.g., `dhl.de`). The hyphen trick is meant to look official.
- **Unsolicited SMS with a payment link:** DHL doesn't typically ask for customs fees via text with a clickable payment link.
- **Urgency + low amount:** "1.99 EUR" and "24 hours" are designed to make you act fast without thinking.
- **Generic greeting:** No tracking number, your name, or specific parcel details.

**What to do:**
- **Don't click** the link.
- If you're expecting a parcel, check tracking directly on **dhl.com** (type it in yourself, don't use the link).
- If you already clicked/paid, contact your bank/card issuer immediately and report to local cybercrime authorities (e.g., FTC in the US, Action Fraud in the UK, or your national CERT).

**If it's a real customs fee:** DHL will notify you through official channels (email from a verified DHL address, or a letter), and you'd pay through their official portal—not a random `.eu` subdomain.