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Brazil's official foreign trade system. Access real-time information about import/export procedures, regulations, and documentation requirements.
Find the correct product classification code (NCM) for your goods. Essential for customs clearance and tariff calculation.
Official government resource for import/export regulations, tax information, and compliance requirements.
Government policies, incentives, and strategic information for international trade and business expansion.
Estimate international shipping costs. Compare rates for air, sea, and land transport to optimize your logistics budget.
Understand the different commercial terms (FOB, CIF, DDP, etc.) and their implications for your operations.
Check current currency exchange rates for accurate cost calculations and financial planning.
Calculate estimated taxes, tariffs, and additional costs for your import operations before finalizing purchases.
International trade database with statistics, market analysis, and product trade flows by country.
Global supplier platform. Find manufacturers and exporters worldwide for sourcing and partnership opportunities.
Directory of manufacturers, exporters, and trading companies. Verified suppliers across multiple industries.
Details about major Brazilian ports, terminals, schedules, and operational information for maritime logistics.
The NCM (Nomenclatura Comum do Mercosul) is essential for customs clearance. You can search the official table on the Federal Revenue website or MDIC portal. If unsure, consult with a customs broker or our team for accurate classification.
Platforms like Alibaba, Global Sources, and Trade Map are excellent starting points. Always verify supplier credentials, request references, and conduct due diligence before committing to partnerships.
Total cost includes product price, freight, insurance, customs duties, taxes, and handling fees. Use our import tax simulator or consult with our team for a detailed breakdown specific to your shipment.
Incoterms define responsibility for costs and risks during shipment. FOB means seller pays until port; CIF includes freight and insurance; DDP means buyer receives fully delivered. Choose based on your negotiating power and risk tolerance.
Once your import declaration is filed, you can monitor its status in SISCOMEX using your declaration number. The system shows each stage: filing, analysis, customs clearance, and release.
Enter your product NCM, origin country, and value. The simulator calculates estimated duties, taxes, and additional costs. Results are estimates; actual costs may vary based on specific conditions.
Requirements vary by product category and destination country. Some sectors (food, chemicals, technology) require specific certifications. Check MDIC guidelines or contact us for your specific product category.
Timeline varies: documentation (5-10 days), customs clearance (3-15 days), transportation (7-45 days depending on origin). Total: typically 2-8 weeks. Delays can occur due to documentation issues or port congestion.
ategies include: negotiate better prices with suppliers, optimize freight routes, consolidate shipments, use appropriate Incoterms, plan ahead to avoid rush fees, and explore tariff incentives or trade agreements.
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