Importing goods into Canada can feel overwhelming — with complex documentation, ever-changing trade regulations, duties and taxes, and multiple agencies involved.
At Nuera Logistics, our licensed Canadian customs brokerage services are designed to simplify the process, eliminate costly delays, and ensure your shipments clear quickly and accurately.
With offices and partners positioned across North America, we understand the intricacies of Canadian customs and how they impact your supply chain. Whether you’re moving high-volume freight or a single urgent shipment, Nuera provides expert guidance and seamless support to keep your goods flowing without disruption.
Our team ensures your documentation is correct the first time, avoiding penalties, audits, or clearance delays.
We leverage CBSA electronic release programs and direct interfaces with government systems to move your shipments quickly.
Take full advantage of CUSMA/USMCA and other trade agreements to reduce duties and increase competitiveness.
We identify opportunities for duty drawbacks, refunds, and cost recovery that put money back in your pocket.
Our team monitors shipments around the clock — so you’re never left wondering where things stand.
At Nuera Logistics, we know customs clearance isn’t just paperwork — it’s a vital part of keeping your business moving. By combining compliance expertise with real-world logistics experience, we provide solutions that strengthen your supply chain and give you confidence at every border crossing.
We've gathered some of the most frequently asked questions and comments about our Canadian Customs Borkerage services.
While it is possible to clear shipments yourself, most businesses choose to work with a licensed customs broker to avoid costly errors, delays, and compliance issues. A broker ensures your shipment meets all CBSA requirements and clears quickly.
Typically, importers need a commercial invoice, a bill of lading, and a Canada Customs Invoice (CCI) or equivalent. Depending on the goods, additional permits, certificates of origin, or licenses may also be required. Nuera helps prepare and file all necessary paperwork.
Duties and taxes are based on the product classification (HS Code), country of origin, and applicable trade agreements such as CUSMA/USMCA. Our team ensures accurate tariff classification and identifies ways to minimize duty costs.
A non-resident importer is a company outside Canada that assumes responsibility for importing goods into the country. This allows U.S. and international companies to sell directly to Canadian customers without the buyer managing customs clearance. Nuera offers full support for NRI programs.
Most shipments clear within a few hours when documentation is accurate and electronic release systems are used. However, clearance times may vary depending on the commodity, government inspections, or missing paperwork. Nuera works to ensure the fastest possible release.
Yes. Importers may be eligible for duty drawbacks, refunds, or GST/HST recovery under certain circumstances, such as goods that are re-exported or returned. Our brokerage team reviews your shipments for recovery opportunities.
