Buy from PcComponentes and ship to Chile
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 Chile.
Why Chileans 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 Chile there is a small bonus beyond the components themselves: Chilean mains run at 220 V and 50 Hz, near-identical to Spain, so even the peripherals with their own power brick behave exactly as sold. It is the one destination on this list where a Spanish tech order carries no electrical asterisk at all.
- 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
Chile removed the US$41 exemption — what that means for you (2026)
If you last bought from abroad a couple of years ago, the rules you remember are gone. Until October 2025 an international purchase under US$41 entered Chile free of IVA and duty, and more than nine out of ten parcels arriving in the country used that band. On 25 October 2025 the exemption was eliminated. Today every international purchase is subject to 19% IVA, whatever it cost.
How that IVA reaches you depends on where you bought. For purchases up to US$500 on platforms registered with the Servicio de Impuestos Internos, the platform charges the 19% at checkout and the parcel is not charged again at the border.
Whether the shop you are buying from is on that register is worth checking before you order: if it is, the 19% appears at checkout; if it is not, the tax is settled when the shipment enters the country instead. Neither route is cheaper than the other — what changes is when you pay and who collects it, and being surprised at the door is the part worth avoiding.
Above US$500 the shipment leaves the simplified treatment and clears normally, where ad valorem duty can apply on top of IVA. Chile has trade agreements with the European Union, the United States, China and Turkey, among others, and their tariff preferences can reduce that duty when the origin of the goods is properly evidenced — a question decided at clearance, on the documentation that travels with the shipment.
| Item | Rule (2026) |
|---|---|
| The old US$41 exemption | Eliminated on 25 October 2025 |
| IVA | 19% on every international purchase, any value |
| Bought on an SII-registered platform, up to US$500 | IVA charged at checkout, not again at the border |
| Bought from a shop not on the SII register | IVA settled on entry instead of at checkout |
| Above US$500 | Ordinary clearance; ad valorem duty may apply |
| Trade agreements (EU, USA, China, Turkey…) | Can reduce duty where the origin of the goods is evidenced |
Last updated: September 2026. Informational only — not customs or tax advice. Chile's treatment of international purchases changed in October 2025 and continues to be refined. Confirm with the Servicio Nacional de Aduanas and the SII before committing to an order. Source: Servicio Nacional de Aduanas de Chile.
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Buying from PcComponentes and shipping to Chile
No. PcComponentes delivers across the European Union and does not sell to the rest of the world, so it does not ship to Chile. 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.
No. The US$41 exemption was eliminated on 25 October 2025. Every international purchase is now subject to 19% IVA regardless of value.
Because AliExpress is registered with the SII, and for purchases up to US$500 registered platforms collect the 19% at the point of sale. European stores generally are not registered, so the IVA on those purchases is settled when the shipment enters Chile instead.
It does not touch IVA, which is due either way. What the agreement can affect is customs duty on shipments that clear ordinarily, and only when origin is properly evidenced at clearance.
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