Also known as: Domestic customs transit, Internal bond movement
A customs regime allowing goods to be transferred from one national customs office to another within Mexico under customs control, with duty payment deferred until the destination customs office.
Internal transit is a customs regime that allows foreign goods to be transferred from the entry customs office to an inland customs office where final clearance will occur. Goods travel under customs control with official seals and GPS tracking. It is widely used to decongest border and port customs offices by moving clearance to inland offices closer to the final destination.
Customs Transit
Regime where goods are transferred under customs control from one customs office to another within the country or to a foreign destination.
CustomsInland Customs Office
A customs facility located within a country's interior, away from borders or ports, where customs clearance operations are performed.
LogisticsCustoms Regime
The legal-customs treatment applied to goods based on their intended purpose in the country, determining importer/exporter obligations.
CustomsCustoms Clearance
The complete set of procedures and formalities required for goods to legally enter or exit a country through customs.