SENIAT eliminated physical copies and integrates three customs clearance channels
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Published at: 10/11/2026 07:39 PM
The National Integrated Customs and Tax Administration Service (SENIAT) announced the digitization of its systems to optimize processes in the country's customs.
The measure includes the elimination of the use of folders and physical copies of documents, as well as the requirement for an identity card, RIF and ISIR.
SENIAT incorporated direct validation through the interconnection between digital platforms of public institutions, including the Autonomous Service of Registries and Notaries (SAREN) and the governing bodies of licenses. The procedure automates the documentary verification required for the transit of goods.
In addition, the institution established three dispatch channels: the green channel, which allows immediate departure without physical or documentary review; the yellow channel, limited to the inspection of documents; and the red channel, reserved for the complete physical and documentary review of shipments.
On November 4th, the entity also reported revenues totaling 1,272.68 million dollars at the end of October, a result that allowed it to exceed the collection target set for that period.
The information was released by Román Maniglia, the organization's national superintendent, who explained that the results are linked to the implementation of the MODA SENIAT strategic plan.
“We closed the month of October, once again exceeding the collection goal set for that month, which broke the barrier of one billion bolivars and was equivalent to 1,272.68 million dollars,” said the superintendent on his social networks.