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The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur) has launched the new "Restricted Goods" component of the Single Window for Foreign Trade (VUCE) with the incorporation of three procedures and the elimination of one from the Peruvian Institute of Nuclear Energy (IPEN).
This technological update represents a qualitative leap in the digitalization of authorization and certification procedures for import, export, and transit operations of goods.
The implementation will be progressive and will extend to other public entities that are part of VUCE, within the framework of a comprehensive modernization strategy that seeks to reduce times, costs, and administrative barriers for foreign trade operators, strengthening the country's competitiveness in global markets.
Modernization with a user focus
The new "Restricted Goods" component optimizes the user experience through complementary tools already operational. Among them:
• The VUCE account, which reinforces security with robust authentication mechanisms.
• A new electronic mailbox, which presents notifications and messages clearly, orderly, and accessibly.
• New Payment Gateway, which facilitates the payment of fees, refunds, and settlements of bank payment codes (CPB) interoperable with SUNAT.
• It is projected that the implementation of these transversal solutions will allow VUCE to process more than 7.6 million operations per year quickly and securely.
Currently, the Restricted Goods component concentrates 60% of the total procedures managed in VUCE, with more than 130,000 registered users (who will be the most benefited) and more than 4.9 million electronic transactions processed.
In addition, it maintains interoperability with 20 public entities, which allows for agile and coordinated digital processing of the sectoral authorizations required in commercial operations.
With this measure, Mincetur reaffirms its commitment to the continuous improvement of public services and the facilitation of foreign trade, essential pillars for Peru's competitiveness and sustainable development.
Fact
Mincetur approved Ministerial Resolution 311-2026, which provides for the elimination of an administrative procedure and incorporates administrative procedures of the Peruvian Institute of Nuclear Energy - IPEN into the Restricted Goods Component of the Single Window for Foreign Trade (VUCE).
