Venezuela offers commercial opportunities for companies seeking to import, export, or establish logistics operations.
This guide outlines the key points required to operate safely and in compliance with current regulations.
Companies operating in Venezuela must comply with specific tax obligations related to the import, export, and commercialization of goods.
These regulations ensure transparency and proper tax control in every operation.
Review of invoices, packing list, bill of lading or air waybill, and all certificates required according to the type of goods.
Determination of the Tariff Code (HS Code) and verification of associated permits or restrictions.
Determination of applicable duties, VAT, IGTF, and other taxes related to the import process.
Submission of the customs declaration before SENIAT, payment of taxes, and release of the goods.
Logistics coordination for pickup at the port or airport and final delivery to the client.

Commercial invoice, packing list, and bill of lading or air waybill.

Coverage against damage, loss, or delays during transport.

Management of maritime, air, or land shipments depending on the type of goods.

Warehouse requirements, temperature control, handling conditions, or special storage needs.

Movement of goods from ports or airports to the final destination.
To operate efficiently and safely in Venezuela, it is essential to maintain proper planning, comply with regulatory requirements, and work with reliable partners at every stage of the process.