Through a series of resolutions published in the Official Gazette, the Government announced modifications in the import regimes of classic cars, valued industrial inputs, and measuring equipment, aiming to reduce bureaucracy and streamline procedures.
Import of classic cars: fewer obstacles and more agile procedures
Resolution 24/2025 introduces changes in the Import Regime of Classic Cars, eliminating unnecessary requirements and simplifying the process. Among the main modifications are:
- Elimination of irrelevant documentation in the operation.
- Suppression of sworn statements on the holding of foreign currency certified by banks.
- Elimination of the official ex post appraisal, since the customs authority already verifies the value at the time of dispatch.
- The Special Mandatory Technical Review will not be necessary, as registration already includes this review.
- Extension of the Certificate's validity period, providing greater flexibility to importers.
With these modifications, the Government seeks to debureaucratize the process and facilitate the import of collector vehicles, which are usually acquired by enthusiasts and collectors.
Circular economy: boost to the import of recycled inputs
Resolution 23/2025 establishes a new framework for the import of valued industrial inputs from non-hazardous waste, in order to promote the circular economy and sustainability in the country.
The materials that can be imported under this scheme include:
- Ferrous and non-ferrous scrap.
- Recycled plastic.
- Recovered paper and cardboard.
- Broken glass.
These inputs will be used in various production processes, reducing the dependence on virgin raw materials and promoting the reuse of materials.
To ensure that imported products are safe and comply with environmental regulations, the resolution establishes conformity assessment procedures and an annual authorization system based on IRAM standards and international standards.
Additionally, if inconsistencies in technical specifications are detected, the authorization may be revoked and the materials must be re-exported, thus ensuring compliance with quality and safety standards.
