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Discovering Brazil

Postage Options:

Regular and priority mail letters can be sent using postage-paid

envelopes, stamps or franking machines located within Post Offices

Delivery Times:

Regular mail / Domestic delivery in one to three days

SEDEX 10

: An express service for documents and parcels with guaranteed

registered delivery up to 10 a.m. following the day of posting (from Monday to

Saturday); can be tracked online

SEDEX HOJE

: Same-day recorded mail delivery service to some main Brazilian

cities. Parcels can be declared up to a value of R$10,000; can be tracked online

SEDEX MUNDI

: Is the international registered mail service. Delivery time to

Europe is four to six days; can be tracked online

Telegrams:

National and international telegrams can be sent electronically via the

Internet, by telephone, or at a Post Office. Ask your Dwellworks Consultant if you

need any other information

Helpful Hint:

Weight limits and sizes are different for each service. Check with your

local Postal Office for information and other services.

Common Postal Terminology in Portuguese

Address:

Endereço

Ordinary Postal Service: Correio Normal

Postal Codes:

Código de Endereçamento Postal (CEP)

Post Office:

Correio

Post Office Box:

Caixa Postal

Stamp:

Selo

International Shipping

Certain materials are strictly prohibited in Brazil and cannot be shipped into the country.

Ensure that these items are not sent in your shipment or that they are handled according to

Brazilian legislation. For a complete and more detailed list be sure to check with your freight

forwarder, moving company, or airline. Most important items of note:

Drugs:

This applies mainly to narcotics. Penalties are severe, so do not take risks. If

you must bring any medicines with you, make sure to bring proper prescriptions

Firearms and ammunition:

They are strictly prohibited in Brazil. It is best to leave

them in your home country

Brazilian or Portuguese antiques:

Even though there is no restriction to bring them

into the country, you will not be allowed to take them back with you