Marine Cargo Insurance for Importers

Protecting goods on their way into Brazil — from origin port to final destination.

Direct answer

Marine cargo insurance protects goods shipped into Brazil against loss, damage, and theft — coverage can extend door-to-door, including inland transport to and from the port, depending on the Incoterm agreed.

How it works

1
We confirm the Incoterm and which party bears responsibility at each leg.
2
We map the full route, including origin port and final delivery point.
3
We structure the policy and issue coverage before shipment.

Who this is for

First-time importers to Brazil

Setting up their first shipment and unfamiliar with local requirements.

Companies with recurring container shipments

Regular volume from international suppliers.

What decides the right structure

  • Incoterm of the transaction
  • Origin port and destination in Brazil
  • Value and type of goods
  • Frequency and volume of shipments

Content reviewed by Ronaldo Fernandes, Commercial Director and licensed technical broker (SUSEP 201069372) at Kingdom Broker Brazil. Verified 08/27/2026.

What clients of the Group say

"Direct, precise information and fast responses. Very practical and secure."

— Isac Alvarez, Grupo Store Brasil client

"Service is always efficient, with alternative solutions for my specific needs. I recommend it."

— Osvaldo Leite, Grupo Store Brasil client

"I was treated very well. Excellent service. 5/5."

— Douglas Amaral, Grupo Store Brasil client

"Honest, attentive professional with clients."

— Andre Sanfim, Grupo Store Brasil client

Frequently asked questions

Who is responsible for insurance — importer or exporter?

Depends on the Incoterm agreed in the sales contract.

Does it cover the full door-to-door route?

Yes, including inland transport connecting to/from the port.

Ready to insure your next shipment into Brazil?