Precautions for Brazilian Postal Packets

Precautions for Brazilian Postal Packets

1. It's not double clearance, the customs clearance is basically OK. If there is a customs inspection, the information that requires the customer to pay taxes will be updated in 4-7 days, and then the recipient can pay taxes, which is likely to be released

2. Not including taxes, the best way to avoid taxes is to control it within 1.5KG and declare it within $50, and make reasonable declarations as much as possible. Some customers may have heavy weights and low declarations, which customs consider unreasonable, so they may also pay taxes

3. It is necessary to have a tax number, and it is best to have one tax number for each invoice, which can better avoid taxes. If customs duties are collected, it is generally 60% of the declared amount, which depends on how the customs determine it. Additionally, there is value-added tax, which adds up to approximately 88.8% of the declared amount

4. Now it's time for the goods to arrive in S ã o Paulo first, with those below 3KG being transported to Curitiba for customs clearance, and those above 3KG being transported to Rio for customs clearance

Brazilian Postal Special Line Restriction Requirements

The following product names are very sensitive in the customs system. Please avoid using (especially the words marked in red) and try to use neutral words instead

·MOBILE/PHONE – Anything including this word will be stopped and inspected by customers (e.g. phone, iPhone, headphone, phone, microphone, etc.)

Any product name with MOBILE/PHONE will be intercepted and inspected by customs, such as telephone, iPhone, headphone, earphone, microphone, etc

·BRAND NAMES – You should not use any brand names because the customs authorities will most likely stop these shipments to confirm with the official brands if the item is a false statement or not (E.g. iPhone, Samsung, Huawei,/Harley/opro/alcatel/LENOVO/ZT/KINDLE...)

Unable to display the brand name, customs will intercept and check if it is a counterfeit brand, such as iPhone, Samsung, Huawei,/Harley/opro/alcatel/LENOVO/ZT/KINDLE...)

CAMERA - It's preferred to use Photography material or accessories

For cameras, it is best to use 'Photography material or accessories' to display the name

·LAPTOP

·WINE

·Food: FRUIT/VEGETABLES/COFFEE/CHOCOLATE/MILK/WATER/OIL/CANDY/AKE/EGG FOOD PRODUCTS IN GENERAL are subject to inspections so it's better off not mentioning them

Food will definitely be intercepted and checked, so it is best not to display it

·BATTERY

·TABLET

·ANIMAL PRODUCTS (BIRD/MOUSE/MOSQUIT/ETC.)

·BYKE/BICYCLE/MOTOR/MOTORCLYCLE

·DIVICE

·BOX

·JEWELERY/Jewelry

·TV

·MILITARY/TACTICAL

·BRAZALET

·MOTOR/MOTORBIKE/MOTORCYCLE

·BIKE/BICYCLE

·Figure

·KITCHEN

·DIVICE

·LAMP/LED

·QUARTZ

Recently, customs have been very strict in checking the following product names. Please avoid using the following descriptions

DRONE/S
·         RC…..
·         QUADCOPTER/S
·         ANDROID/APPLE (anything related)
·         QUAD
·         HELMET
·         FAUCET
·         FISHING/ GOLF
·         RADIO
·         WATER
·         FLOWER
·         SEXY, SEXUAL, ADULT PRODUCT
·         MOTORCYCLE/  CAR/ BICYCLE/ AUTO
·         TV BOX
·         MAKE UP
·         LED
·         WHEEL
·         FIGURES

In addition, it is best not to display the following product names related to food

·MEAT

·MEDICINE

prohibit

5.1. ARTICLES PROHIBITED:
 Live animal
 Perishable
 Tobacco and manufactured tobacco substitutes
 Pharmaceutical products
 Explosives; pyrotechnic products; matches; pyrophoric alloys; certain combustible preparations
 All dangerous goods prohibited by IATA regulations
 Cash. Banknotes, cheque to bearer and stamps not obliterated.
 Bleach from the manufacture of cellulose, whether or not concentrated.
 Residues of the chemical and allied industries.
 Equipment for production and reload of ammunitions and of chemical agents of war.
 Binoculars, monoculars and binoculars for night vision
 Monoculars and telescopic sights for fitting to arms.
 Arms and ammunitions; parts and accessories thereof
 Obsolete arms or arms for collection.
 Chemical Products
 Triticale native of North America, Asia, Africa and Oceania.
 Fescue seeds native of North America, Asia, Africa and Oceania.
 Precious or semi-precious stones, precious metals, and articles thereof
 Human Remains
 Toys and games:
o Imitations of firearms.
o Video games of a kind used with a television receiver; cartridges for video games and parts
thereof; other games operated by coins or tokens; playing cards for children and other.