Buy from PcComponentes and ship to Brazil
Spain's PC-building shop — European delivery only. Get a free Spanish address, order as a local customer would, combine several orders into one shipment, and we forward it to Brazil.
Why Brazilians cannot order from PcComponentes directly
European delivery only
PcComponentes ships across the European Union and does not sell to the rest of the world. Without a European address there is no route to the catalogue at all.
Local component pricing is a different sport
Imported components carry an importer's margin and a narrower selection, and launch stock reaches Europe long before it reaches most local shelves.
The wrong parts to fly will eat your savings
Cases and monitors are heavy and bulky for their value. Choosing what to forward and what to buy at home is most of the skill.
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Building a PC from PcComponentes when you live outside Europe
PcComponentes is where Spain builds its computers: components, prebuilts, peripherals, and a catalogue deep enough that people cross into it from France and Italy. Its delivery map is European — Spain and Portugal at the core, then Germany, France, Italy, Austria, Belgium and the rest of the EU. It does not sell to the rest of the world, so no amount of persistence at checkout will produce a Latin American address.
The good news is that PC components are, category by category, the friendliest thing there is to forward. Modern ATX power supplies are almost universally 100–240 V with active PFC, so they work on any mains you are likely to have. Graphics cards, motherboards, CPUs, RAM and SSDs have no mains connection at all — they take DC from the PSU and are electrically indifferent to where you live.
Cases and coolers are metal and plastic. Compared with buying appliances abroad, this is the easy mode of international shopping.
The things to actually think about are three. Weight and fragility: a graphics card is light and expensive, which is the perfect thing to fly, while a full tower case is bulky and cheap, which is the worst. Monitors are the classic mistake — large, fragile and heavy relative to their value.
Keyboard layout: Spanish keyboards carry ñ and put symbols where you may not expect them, so if you want US or UK layout, filter for it deliberately. And warranty: the two-year EU legal guarantee applies to your Spanish purchase and is exercised in Spain, which for a €900 GPU is worth understanding before, not after.
Consolidate the small expensive parts, buy the bulky cheap parts locally, and you get the best of both.
For Brazil the arithmetic deserves a sentence of its own, and it is arithmetic rather than a claim: the tax is charged on product plus freight plus insurance, so a light, expensive part carries far less freight into its taxable base than a heavy, cheap one. That is why components are the category people most often run the numbers on.
We are not going to tell you the European price beats the Brazilian one — that changes by part and by week, and we have not measured it. Run a freight quote, put it next to the Brazilian ticket, and you will know instead of guessing.
- GPUs, CPUs, RAM, SSDs — high value, low weight, no mains connection at all
- Power supplies — modern ATX units are 100–240 V, so voltage is a non-issue
- Motherboards and coolers — light, well packed, easy to consolidate
- Skip the tower case: bulky, cheap and available everywhere
- Think twice about monitors: fragile and heavy for what they cost
- Spanish keyboards have ñ — filter for US/UK layout if that matters
- The EU two-year guarantee is exercised in Spain, so weigh it on expensive parts
What a forwarded parcel really pays in Brazil (2026)
Brazil is the destination where getting the regime right matters more than anything else, and it is where most forwarding sites quietly mislead people. A parcel that reaches you through a forwarder travels as a *remessa*: a flat 60% federal import tax (Imposto de Importação) on the customs value, from the first dollar, plus state ICMS of 17–20% calculated inclusive. The customs value is not just the product — it is product plus freight plus insurance.
The headlines you have read about US$50 arriving tax-free are real, but they are not about you. Since 13 May 2026 the II on purchases up to US$50 is 0%, and that band belongs to Remessa Conforme: it applies only to platforms certified with the Receita Federal that collect the tax at checkout. A forwarder is not a certified platform and cannot put your parcel in that band. Anyone who tells you otherwise is describing a Shein order, not a forwarded one.
So we say the number out loud before you buy: plan for 60% plus ICMS. What forwarding actually saves you in Brazil is the shop's own price before Brazilian retail margin, access to what simply is not sold here, and freight — because consolidating six orders into one shipment is where the real money is.
Run a quote first and compare the landed total against the Brazilian ticket; sometimes it wins by a lot, and sometimes it does not, and you deserve to know which before you spend.
| Item | Rule for a forwarded parcel (2026) |
|---|---|
| Regime | Remessa — not Remessa Conforme |
| Federal import tax (II) | 60% flat, from the first dollar |
| The US$50 0% band | Certified platforms only — never a forwarded parcel |
| State ICMS | 17–20% depending on your state, calculated inclusive |
| Taxable base | Product + freight + insurance |
| Who pays | You, as the addressee, on release |
Last updated: September 2026. Informational only — not customs or tax advice. Brazilian rules on international parcels moved repeatedly through 2026 and the measure covering the reduced bands was due to lapse around September 2026. Confirm the rate in force with the Receita Federal before committing to an order. Source: Receita Federal — Remessas postal e expressa.
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Buying from PcComponentes and shipping to Brazil
No. PcComponentes delivers across the European Union and does not sell to the rest of the world, so it does not ship to Brazil. You can still buy there with a receiving address in the store's own country: we take delivery, hold your parcels while you finish shopping, and forward them to you.
No. Their delivery map covers Spain, Portugal and the rest of the European Union; they do not sell to the rest of the world. A Spanish receiving address is what gives you access.
Almost certainly. Modern ATX power supplies are rated 100–240 V with active power factor correction, so they adapt to whatever your grid provides. You need the right cable for your socket, which costs a couple of euros.
Usually not. Both are heavy and bulky relative to their price, which is exactly the profile that makes international freight expensive. Forward the small, expensive parts and buy the big cheap ones at home.
The EU two-year legal guarantee applies to your Spanish purchase and is exercised against the Spanish seller, so a claim means sending the part back to Spain. That is real protection, but it is not a local RMA desk — worth knowing before you buy the expensive part.
Plan for it. A forwarded parcel travels as a remessa, which carries a flat 60% federal import tax on product plus freight plus insurance, plus state ICMS of 17–20%. The 0% band up to US$50 belongs to Remessa Conforme platforms certified with the Receita Federal, and a forwarder cannot use it.
Because of what comes before the tax: the European price without Brazilian retail margin, products that are not distributed in Brazil at all, and consolidation. Six separate orders forwarded as one shipment pay freight once. Whether that beats the Brazilian ticket depends on the product — run a quote and compare before you buy.
No. There is no value below which a forwarded parcel becomes exempt, so splitting only multiplies your freight and your handling. Consolidating does the opposite, and every membership includes free storage days so you can wait for the rest of your orders before anything ships.
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