It depends on the type of goods and the country of operation. Some items, such as food, medicine, or hazardous materials, may require special licenses or permits. Always check with your local trade authority to ensure compliance with regulations.

Customs duties and taxes are typically based on the product's classification, origin, and declared value. The Harmonized System (HS Code) helps determine the tariff rate. You can consult with a customs broker or use online calculators to estimate costs.

Commonly required documents include the commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, and certificate of origin. Depending on the goods and destination, additional documents like import permits or health certificates may be needed.

Cargo insurance can be arranged through freight forwarders, insurance providers, or your own company’s policy. It’s essential to evaluate the risks and choose a policy that covers potential damages, theft, or delays during transit.