Electronic Customs Value Declaration (MVE): new implementation dates

Organisations will have an additional period to meet compliance requirements.

On 30 September, the Third Resolution Amending the General Foreign Trade Rules for 2026 was published, introducing amendments to the Eleventh Transitional Article and extending the deadlines for the mandatory implementation of the Electronic Customs Value Declaration (MVE) in the following cases:

  1. From 1 November 2026, for entities assigning goods to the customs regime of processing, transformation or repair within a bonded facility.
  2. From 15 November 2026, for entities assigning goods to the strategic bonded facility customs regime.
  3. From 1 December 2026, for entities assigning goods to the customs transit regime.
  4. From 15 December 2026, for entities assigning goods to the fiscal warehouse customs regime.
  5. From 1 January 2027, for entities assigning goods to the temporary import customs regime.
  6. From 15 January 2027, for entities assigning goods to the permanent import customs regime.

What does this amendment mean?

The extension of these deadlines provides companies with additional time to continue adapting their operational processes, documentation and internal systems to ensure compliance with the new requirement to submit the Electronic Customs Value Declaration (MVE).

This extension represents an opportunity to review procedures, identify potential areas for improvement and ensure an orderly implementation of the requirements established by the customs authorities.

How can we support you?

Our Foreign Trade team is available to assist with any questions regarding these amendments and to provide support in assessing the operational and compliance impacts on your organisation.

Please do not hesitate to contact us to discuss these changes and evaluate the actions required for a successful implementation.

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