We’re bringing a used vehicle from Europe.
What should I know about importing my car to Joinville?
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Importing a vehicle into Brazil involves several steps: customs clearance, payment of import duties, and registration with the state traffic department. The process requires documentation such as the original purchase invoice, proof of ownership, and a compliance certificate confirming the car meets Brazilian safety and emission standards. After customs clearance, you must obtain a vehicle inspection and pay registration fees to receive local license plates. It is advisable to work with a licensed customs broker who can handle paperwork and guide you through the tax calculations. For the most current regulations and fee schedules, consult the federal revenue service’s website and the state traffic authority.
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