Frequently asked questions
We ship cargo to Central and South America by air freight and ocean freight. For more information, visit our web page https://centralamericacargo.com/
Yes, the shipping of food, hygiene products, and medicines via ocean or air cargo services is allowed.
In addition, an exemption from customs duties has been approved for non-commercial shipments via air, ocean, and postal services, limited to 200 points or 20 kg per shipment. There are no limits on the amount of shipments per person, and they can be either mixed or independent, as long as they solely contain food, hygiene products, or medicines. This regulation is valid until September 30, 2025.
There are no customs duties for the first 30 points or their equivalent weight of 3 kg. If your shipment exceeds above the limit of 30 points/3 kg, an additional 30% will be applied to the total cost.
We deliver to all provinces.
Medicines can be shipped via non-commercial air, ocean, and postal services, up to a limit of 20 kg. Taxes in cup (cuban peso) will have to be paid by your family/receiver in Cuba. Please note that medicines should be sent in their original containers and/or packaging. Note* adult diapers are classified as medicines.
Packages of miscellaneous cargo can weight up to 3 kgs. When preparing packages at home, make sure packages are not heavier than 2.95 kgs to allow for extra packaging if needed. Note that additional taxes will be applied for each extra gram.
Clothing, footwear, non-perishable food, toiletries, etc. Keep in mind that there are items that are not allowed by air / maritime cargo because they are considered dangerous. For example: batteries, matches, chemical products, aerosols or sprays, perfumes, hairdressing products, nail polish, etc. For more information, contact the nearest Central America Cargo office for advice.
Customs does not state a limit on how many shipments a person can receive. Please note that shipments cannot be commercial in nature and must not exceed what is allowed by customs regulations. For more information, you can contact the central america cargo agency closest to you or consult the customs website at the following link.
Your family will only pay duties and taxes on the imported goods as per the customs tariff. Al other charges are prepaid by the shipper. For more info, check the link https://centralamericacargo.com/pdf/cuba -regulaciones.pdf.
We have offices in Canada (Toronto and Montreal), Mexico (Cancun and Merida), Panama, China and work with authorized agents in the usa (Las Vegas, Miami -only for authorized wholesalers-, New York, New Jersey, Oregon and Kentucky).
You have the option to mail the package to the office nearest to your location. To initiate the shipment, contact the office nearest to you and complete the corresponding form:
You have the option to mail the package to the office closest to your location. To initiate the shipment, contact the office nearest to you and complete the corresponding form:
You have the option to mail the package to the office closest to your location. To initiate the shipment, contact the office nearest to you and complete the Following form
You have the option to mail the package to the office closest to your location. To initiate the shipment, contact the office nearest to you and complete the Following form
The procedure varies based on the city you intend to send your shipment from – you need to book an appointment in advance. Depending on the departure location of your shipment, contact:
Canada, Toronto – Book an appointment or via WhatsApp at +1 416 728 2076.
Canada, Montreal Book an appointment or via WhatsApp at +1 514 242 5667.
Mexico, Cancun – Via phone or via WhatsApp at +52 553 993 8377.
Mexico, Merida – Via phone or via WhatsApp at +52 56 4163 9172.
Panama, Free Zone – Via phone or via WhatsApp at +507 6446 9541.
- USA – Via WhatsApp at +1 (786) 823‑4266
The etd depends on the method of transportation chosen for the shipment. Please contact your nearest office for details.
Yes, the recent regulations have raised the value limits from 200 to 500 points for non-commercial air, ocean, and postal shipments. Now you can send products such as a television, a refrigerator, a freezer, a gaming console, a washing machine, and more.
Valid until 30/09/25. Learn more in the Official Gazette.
Only residents who possess a cuban id or a “carnet de identidad” and have travelled outside of cuba can import ub (ena -unaccompanied baggage-). These individuals can bring items that exceed the value of $ 200.00 usd until they complete the $ 1000.00 (points). For more information, you can contact the central america cargo agency closest to you or consult the cuban customs website at the Following link
Additionally, as per the new regulations, an exemption from custom duties has been granted for imported food, hygiene products, or medicines through ub. Valid for shipments up to a maximum of 500 points or 50 kg until 30/09/2025.
Yes, the recent regulations have raised the value limits from 200 to 500 points for non-commercial air, ocean, and postal shipments. Now you can send products such as a television, a refrigerator, a freezer, a gaming console, a washing machine, and more.
Valid until 30/09
Yes, as long as it doesn’t exceed 500 customs points. Please pay attention to the specifications of the appliance and make sure to follow the pertinent customs regulations. For more information, please refer to the customs website here.
Please visit the link https://centralamerciacargo.com/rastrear.php.
To ship a container the person must have received their residence through the repatriation process, or have canceled their pre (residence permit abroad). Also, the person must have a permit issued by transcargo or palco agencies. These are the agencies designated to receive personal effects shipments.
Tools can be shipped as long as they do not contain batteries.
All auto parts are allowed to be shipped in the regulation as long as they are new and have no oil residue and no fuel has circulated through them at any point.
Yes, it is possible to send motorcycles and gasoline-powered cars to Cuba.
To send motorcycles, the following requirements must be met: the motorcycles must have an engine of up to 250cc, be no more than 10 years old since their manufacturing date, and be shipped as unaccompanied baggage or through a freight forwarder.
Check the following link For the process.
Hasta Cuba