The time for customs clearance can vary depending on several factors, such as the type of goods, the country of origin and destination, and the documentation provided. A customs broker can provide an estimated timeframe and work to expedite the process.

The taxes and duties to be paid depend on the tariff classification of your goods, their value, the country of origin, and the applicable free trade agreements. A customs broker can accurately calculate these costs.

A customs broker will represent you and assist you in resolving any issues that arise during the customs clearance process.

In addition to the services mentioned above, many customs brokers offer additional services such as:

• Pay customs duties on your behalf, if you prefer not to do so directly.
• Represent you in requests for the annulment or reduction of fines imposed by customs.
• Tracking of cargo shipments.
• Foreign Trade Consulting.
• Management of international logistics.