Customs brokerage
Customs clearance is where most time and money is lost when something goes wrong. Our team reviews your documents before the cargo arrives, classifies your goods correctly and obtains release as fast as possible for ocean, air and courier cargo.
What is included
Import and export
Clearance for home use, definitive export, temporary admission, drawback and other regimes.
Tariff classification
We assign the correct HS code so you pay fair duties and avoid fines or unnecessary inspections.
Permits and restrictions
We process authorizations for restricted goods with DIGESA, SENASA, MTC, DIGEMID and other agencies.
Duty calculation
We itemize Ad Valorem, VAT (IGV), IPM and perceptions before filing the declaration.
Document advisory
Review of invoice, packing list, certificates of origin and transport documents before shipping.
How we work
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Pre-check
We validate documents and requirements before arrival to avoid delays.
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Filing
We submit the customs declaration to SUNAT and send you the duty statement.
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Channel and release
We handle the assigned channel (green, orange or red) and obtain release.
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Pickup and delivery
We collect the cargo from the warehouse and deliver it wherever you need.
Frequently asked questions
How long does customs clearance take?
With complete documents, a green-channel clearance can be done within 24–48 hours of arrival; orange or red channels may add one or more days.
Which taxes do I pay when importing?
Usually Ad Valorem (depending on the HS code), IGV, IPM and, where applicable, IGV perception and excise tax (ISC).
Do I need a RUC tax ID to import?
For commercial imports, yes. Small shipments can use simplified regimes such as courier.