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International E-commerce and Imports: how it works in Brazil — first-hand

Short answer
International online orders to Brazil often require a local tax ID (CPF) and involve significant import taxes, such as the 50% duty applied to AliExpress purchases at checkout. Deliveries typically arrive at the building's reception, though users report risks of additional fees, lost packages, and restricted shipping options.

From real experience

Users inquire about the feasibility and complexity of ordering from Brazilian online stores like 'Pop Nerd' for delivery to Russia, specifically noting delivery through Correios.
This highlights a common user need for information regarding international e-commerce logistics between Brazil and Russia, suggesting potential difficulties.
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Ordering from iHerb to Brazil involves challenges with import taxes and delivery.
While there's discussion about changes to the 50 USD import tax exemption, ICMS (state tax on goods circulation) is generally applied. Users report negative experiences including lost packages and additional charges.
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When ordering from AliExpress to Brazil, specify your full address.
Deliveries typically reach the building's doorman (porteiro) on the first floor. A 50% tax on the item's value is applied and paid directly on the AliExpress website during checkout. This simplifies the process by pre-paying customs duties.
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It may not be possible to order delivery from HM to Florianopolis (Floripa) without a tax identification number (CPF).
Further verification with the retailer is recommended.
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Related topics

• Obtaining and Using a CPF 💰 Banking for Tourists and Non-Residents 🛂 Extending Tourist Visa-Free Stays 💼 Getting a Tax ID (CPF) 🛂 Entry Documentation 🎟 Return Ticket Requirements

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