As enterprise IT deployments become increasingly global, the biggest bottleneck is rarely the technology itself — it's the customs desk. That's why we're excited to announce that IOR Cloud Ltd. has expanded its Importer of Record (IOR) and Exporter of Record (EOR) coverage to more than 60 countries and territories, with the latest additions spanning the Caribbean and South America.
New Markets Now Live
Our Global Capabilities directory now includes dedicated compliance profiles for The Cayman Islands and The US Virgin Islands in the Caribbean, alongside a full build-out of South America: Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Peru, Paraguay, French Guiana, Suriname, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
Each new location page breaks down exactly what technology importers need to know before a shipment ever leaves the warehouse — local VAT and duty rates, telecom type-approval bodies like ANATEL in Brazil, ENACOM in Argentina, and CONATEL across several Latin American markets, plus the customs valuation quirks that most frequently trip up first-time importers.
Why This Matters for Your Deployment
Hyperscale data centers, fintech infrastructure, and mining IoT projects across the Southern Cone and Andean region have been driving a surge in demand for enterprise hardware imports — but so has the regulatory complexity. Brazil's layered ICMS/IPI/PIS-COFINS tax stack and Argentina's SIRA import licensing regime are two of the most complex customs environments in the world. Meanwhile, offshore financial hubs like the Cayman Islands rely almost entirely on import duty revenue, meaning precise HS code classification is the difference between a smooth clearance and a costly reassessment.
Rather than forcing clients to manage a patchwork of local brokers and legal entities, IOR Cloud Ltd. acts as the single Importer and Exporter of Record across every one of these markets — handling type approvals, customs declarations, and DDP delivery so your team can stay focused on the deployment itself.
Explore the Full Directory
Every market we cover, including the newest additions, is documented on our Locations page with population, trade partner, tariff, and duty data specific to that country. If you're planning a deployment into a market you don't see listed yet, reach out to our team — we're continuously expanding coverage based on client demand.
