Correios Announces That Its Services Will Get More Expensive In April; See What's Changing

Correios Announces That Its Services Will Get More Expensive In April; See What’s Changing

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 02/04/2024 at 08:15

Divulgação: Marcelo Camargo/Agência Brasil

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The Postal Services Provided By The Brazilian Company Of Post And Telegraphs In Brazil, Populary Known As Correios, Will Be More Expensive Starting This Month Of April. Read The Article And Check What The New Adjustment Will Be.

According To Information Contained In A Publication Made In The Official Gazette Of The Union On March 25, This Adjustment Starts To Take Effect This Wednesday (03), Impacting Millions Of Brazilians Who Use The Services Of The State Company.

What Will Be The Adjustments Made By Correios

According To The Publication Made In The Official Gazette Of The Union, Both The Tariffs For National And International Postal Services Will Increase And Become More Expensive Starting On The Next Day 03 Of This Month.

These Increases, Which Total 4.39%, Were Approved By The Ministry Of Communications, Which Based The Adjustment On The Variations Of The Broad National Consumer Price Index During The Base Year Of 2023.

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And What About International Shipments?

According To The Ordinance, When It Comes To International Shipments, Fees Will Be Applied According To Groups Of Countries. Check The Groups:

Argentina, Paraguay And Uruguay;
Other Countries In South America;
Countries In Central And North America;
European Countries;
Countries In Asia, The Middle East, Africa And Oceania.

This Grouping Policy, As The Publication From The Ministry States, Varies. In This Sense, It Is Noted That The Range Defined By The Ministry Of Communications Goes From R$4.30 To R$239.60, But This Calculation Depends Both On The Weight Of The Mail In Grams And The Group Of Destination Countries.

In This Sense, It Is Expected That The Fees Charged For Shipments Leaving The First And Second Groups Will Be Cheaper Than The Others, Which Are Outside Of Latin America.

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Correios Announces That Its Services Will Get More Expensive In April; See What’s Changing

The Postal Services Provided By The Brazilian Company Of Post And Telegraphs In Brazil, Populary Known As Correios, Will Be More Expensive Starting This Month Of April. Read The Article And Check What The New Adjustment Will Be.

What Will Be The Adjustments Made By Correios

And What About International Shipments?

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Correios Announces That Its Services Will Get More Expensive In April; See What’s Changing

The Postal Services Provided By The Brazilian Company Of Post And Telegraphs In Brazil, Populary Known As Correios, Will Be More Expensive Starting This Month Of April. Read The Article And Check What The New Adjustment Will Be.

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And What About International Shipments?

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