- Identification of the product you want to import
- Hiring reliable suppliers
- Cost analysis
- Verification of import regulations and criteria
- Choice of transport mode
- Negotiation of terms and conditions
- Organization of the logistics process
- Risk management
- Track and monitor the entire import process

- Commercial invoice: Document issued by the supplier in China
- Packing List: Information about size, total weight, dimensions and description
- Bill of lading
- Source document
- Transport document
- Insurance documents
- Import document

Import tax varies depending on the product. Each product has an NCM that determines its classification and, consequently, the taxes it will pay. They are: II Import Tax, IPI Tax on Industrialized Product, PIS, CONFINS and ICMS. These taxes are charged based on the CIF value: factory value and sea freight and customs costs.


It is the release of goods by customs for entry into the country or exit. After your documentation is verified] It is defined as the final act of customs clearance, that is, it is the procedure by which the federal agency considers the import operation to be completed. Then, from this moment on, the goods can be released to the importer.