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10% discount at the Wyndham Hotel in Foz with our coupon: afamiliavergilio link here https://tinyurl.com/DescontoFozDoIguacu Traveling to Foz do Iguaçu and want to cross the border to shop? In this video, A Família Vergilio has prepared the definitive and complete guide on how to shop safely in Paraguay, saving money for real! We checked out the stores in Ciudad del Este and show the real prices of electronics, perfumes, and much more. In addition, we reveal our best golden tips: which are the most reliable stores, how the customs quota works, what's worth bringing back, and the main precautions to avoid scams. If you want to know if it's still worth shopping in Paraguay, press play and come with us! YOU CAN BUY IN PARAGUAY AND YOU DON'T NEED TO PAY TAX – Books, pamphlets, and newspapers, without quantity restrictions. – Items for personal use or consumption, provided they are used and compatible with the circumstances and duration of the trip. Ex: 1 used watch, 1 used camera, 1 cell phone (video cameras, computers, and tablets are not exempt). – Goods for professional activities, provided there is a statement of responsibility for their use. – New items and gifts totaling a maximum of US$300 (for those entering Brazil via the Friendship Bridge or any other land border) or US$500 (for those embarking at the Paraguayan airport heading towards Brazil). – Those embarking at the Paraguayan airport also have an extra quota of US$500 for purchases at the Duty Free shop after disembarking in Brazil, in the international area of ​​Brazilian airports. YOU CAN BRING THESE ITEMS, BUT THEY ARE SUBJECT TO TAXATION Exemption quota is US$500 (by air or sea) or US$300 (by land or river) – Clothing and apparel. – Hygiene and beauty products. – Electronic equipment. – Processed, packaged and sealed plant-based products. – Chocolates, sweets and jams. – Wines and beverages in general. – Olive oil and coffee (instant, roasted and ground). – Powdered ice cream and dessert mixes. – Handicrafts and costume jewelry. – Gifts and souvenirs. YOU CAN BRING THEM, BUT THERE IS A MAXIMUM LIMIT – Processed meat products: up to 10 kilograms. Examples: salami, ham, bacon, dried beef, pork rinds – Processed foods derived from milk, eggs, confectionery products and products for animal consumption: up to 5 kilograms/liters. Examples: cheese, dulce de leche, butter and yogurt – Fish intended for human consumption: up to 5 kilograms. Examples: cod, smoked, gutted and sterilized fish YOU CAN BRING IT, BUT THERE IS A LIMITATION TO ENTER THE EXEMPTION QUOTA – Alcoholic beverages: 12 liters – Foreign cigarettes: 10 packs – Cigars or cigarillos: 25 units – Tobacco: 250 grams – Goods valued up to US$ 5: up to 20 units, maximum 10 identical items. – Goods valued above US$ 5: up to 10 units, maximum 3 identical items. TO BRING, BUT REQUIRES AUTHORIZATION Some items are subject to specific controls by government agencies and require prior authorization. – Vegetables, seeds, fresh fruits and vegetables, flowers, raw meat: Agricultural Surveillance (Vigiagro). – Medicines, medical products, cleaning products, instruments and materials intended for aesthetics or dental use: National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa). – Weapons and ammunition: Brazilian Army. – Wild animals: Ibama. – Telecommunications equipment: Anatel. – Rough diamonds: National Department of Mineral Production (DNMP). CANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING, PROHIBITED: – Cigarettes and beverages manufactured in Brazil, intended for sale exclusively abroad. – Cigarettes of brands not marketed in the country of origin. – Replicas of firearms. – Animal species of wild fauna without a technical report and license. – Aquatic species without permission from the competent authority. – Counterfeit or pirated products. – Products containing genetically modified organisms. – Pesticides, their components and related products. – Merchandise “offensive to morality, good customs, health or public order”. – Narcotics or drugs. YOU CAN BRING THEM, BUT THEY ARE ALWAYS TAXED – Goods exceeding the exemption limit (50% tax on the excess value). – Cash, in national or foreign currency, exceeding R$ 10,000. – Motor vehicles, parts or components, including tires (If manufactured in Paraguay, and only using legal import channels). – Goods or equipment intended for resale or industrial use (If manufactured in Paraguay or using the RTU system). – Orders for third parties. – Machines and equipment that require some installation for their use Ex: desktop computer (assembled), air conditioner, video projector.