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How to Ship from the USA to Brazil.Key Guide: How to ship from the USA to Brazil Pre-shipping Before anything it’s important to wrap your package the safest way you can, using materials that could provide resistance to humidity and possible impacts. Long distance trips can cause occasional damage so it’s best to be careful. When addressing the package, use printed labels and don’t forget that in USA, both addresses must be written on the same side of the box: sender on the left superior side and receiver in the center. After closing the package, weigh it before taking it to the mailing office and take into account the pound to kilo conversion: this way you can predict costs and choose the best suitable service, considering what is being sent. (1 kg = 2,204 pounds) HOW TO SHIP FROM THE USA TO BRAZIL Choosing a Mailing Service There are many available options, with 1. Weight and value of the package advantages and disadvantages that vary The services vary their shipping costs and possibilities according in each situation. Choosing the best to the package’s ticket. At the same time, the value of the object option will depend on some specific can determine the type of shipping, through a more expensive items that must be considered, such as: service or a cheaper one, for example. 2. Urgency in receiving There are different options of deadlines in the available freight services. In general, the more urgent the delivery is supposed to be, the more expensive it’ll be. 3. Strict or special features Very fragile products or large ones, for example, will need a specific service. Besides, the regulations for shipping from the US to Brazil must be well understood, once some imports are forbidden in the latter. HOW TO SHIP FROM THE USA TO BRAZIL Shipping Options Correios (Brazilian Postal Service) The transport used to ship from the US to Brazil is operated by USPS (United States Postal Service) along with the Brazilian Postal Service. The packages posted in the US are transported through air and, when they arrive in Brazil, they’re redirected by the Brazilian Postal Service to their final destinations. 1 USPS PRIORITY MAIL 2 USPS EXPRESS MAIL / EMS The most commonly used, mainly for being Despite offering a faster service, its speed can decrease safer and more punctual at a reasonable price. considerably after the product arrives in Brazil, many Ideal for high priced packages, this options times because of the customs bureaucracy. Just as provides insurance and tracking code and it can Priority Mail, this service also offers tracking. Its main also be used to heavier and bigger packages (up disadvantage is the price, that is actually higher, to 31,751 kg or 70 pounds). It has a sensible tax specially if we consider its high taxation risk. The rate and delivery time varies from 20 to 60 days. weight restriction for this service is 31,751 kg, or 70 When it gets to Brazil, the package becomes pounds. When it arrives in Brazil, it becomes SEDEX. ‘PAC’ (Standard service at ‘Correios’) Access Website Access Website HOW TO SHIP FROM THE USA TO BRAZIL Correios (Brazilian Postal Service) 1 USPS FIRST CLASS INTERNATIONAL 2 DHL GLOBAL MAIL It’s a more economic service and, because of USPS’ competitor, this service offers transport from that, is also very commonly used. However, it is the US to Brazil through Courier DHL and after that, available to small packages only, weighing from through Brazilian Postal Service (Correios). The 1,8 kg total or that cost up to 400 dollars. Its difference here is in the weight limit. A better limit disadvantage is the fact that it doesn’t provide than the one offered by USPS first class, not to insurance and tracking is only partial, that’s mention the competitive price - factors that make it why it is recommended for low price products. a favorite for supplement companies to use it to On the other hand, there’s the advantage of it export to Brazil. The company only offers tracking being one of the least taxed services. Its for packages heavier than 2kg. delivery time varies from 30 to 60 days. Access Website Access Website HOW TO SHIP FROM THE USA TO BRAZIL SHIPPING COMPANIES Courier In this particular service, the packages are transported by private delivery companies who work with door to door international companies, The Brazilian Postal Service (Correios) doesn’t take part in the process. Its first and main advantage is the speed. With a delivery time that varies from 7 to 10 days, Courier Transport becomes highly recommended for products and/or documents that are of urgent character. That speed, however, has a price. Besides the freight, which is expensive, the packages will always be taxed by customs, regardless of the value (except for goods free of charge, such as books and magazines). In most cases, there’s a 60% tax rate, and in some states, an extra fee of 18% over ICMS ( Brazilian tax on the circulation of goods) that can be charged upon shipping or receiving of the package. HOW TO SHIP FROM THE USA TO BRAZIL SHIPPING COMPANIES FedEx It delivers the package in less than 7 days at the buyer's house. However, to make the process faster, all goods are taxed as soon as they are received. The service itself involves high costs and fees. The company provides safety and a very efficient tracking of the package. Access Website HOW TO SHIP FROM THE USA TO BRAZIL SHIPPING COMPANIES DHL Different from the Global Mail service provided by the very same company, the Express Mode is completely executed through courier and arrives in Brazil within a week. Just like at Fedex, the tax charge is done when receiving and it happens in 100% of the cases. Access Website HOW TO SHIP FROM THE USA TO BRAZIL SHIPPING COMPANIES TNT Its main advantage comparing to the competition is its broad coverage of the brazilian territory, being able to reach locations that other companies usually can’t. Besides, the freight price is competitive. The imports taxes are paid before shipping, in administrative fees. Access Website HOW TO SHIP FROM THE USA TO BRAZIL What You Need to Know to Launch Your Business in Latin America Read More Boleto Bancário: Everything You Need to Know Boleto is part of the Brazilian culture. Find out how How to Safely Sell this popular cash payment method works and how Online to Brazil you can offer it to your Brazilian shoppers. Minimizing Risks Discover Brazilians Favorite Payment Method Find out How .
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