Marble and granite in Venezuela
Marble, granite and quartzite slabs for your kitchen countertop, floors and bathrooms in Venezuela, with a photo of every slab. They arrive through Puerto Cabello or La Guaira with the documents for SENIAT.
- Arrival ports: Puerto Cabello and La Guairaarrival ports
- SENIATdestination customs
What people search for most in Venezuela
Crema Marfil marble, Carrara marble and Calacatta marble lead the searches by name in Venezuela, according to Google data from the past year.
The most searched colors in Venezuela
People who don't know a stone's name search by color. In Venezuela the most searched terms are white marble, white granite and gray marble.
How the stone arrives in Venezuela
The stone arrives by sea at Puerto Cabello or La Guaira, next to Caracas. There is no land route from Panama.
- Puerto CabelloThe country's main port, with plenty of capacity.
- La GuairaClose to Caracas; the second container port.
How we approve, pack and ship every slab: the shipping process.
Importing stone into Venezuela
The cargo clears through SENIAT. The tariff went through several reforms between 2024 and 2025, so your customs broker confirms the current rate with the code for your order.
| Customs | National Integrated Service of Customs and Tax Administration (SENIAT) |
|---|---|
| General tariff on worked marble and granite (6802) | 6% |
| Blocks and rough slabs | Between 4% and 6% |
| VAT | 16% (general rate) |
| Agreement with the European Union | Venezuela has no trade agreement with the European Union: Italian stone pays the general tariff. |
Questions from Venezuela
Do you ship marble and granite to Venezuela?
Yes, with a photo of every slab before you buy. By sea to Puerto Cabello or to La Guaira, near Caracas. There is no land route from Panama.
How much is the tariff when importing marble into Venezuela?
The general tariff on worked marble and granite is 6%, and VAT is 16%. Your broker confirms the rate with your order's code.
Do you need a permit to import marble?
The current tariff (Decree 4.944) shows no permit regime for the worked marble and granite lines, but your customs broker confirms it with your order's code.
Does Italian stone pay less under any agreement?
No. Venezuela has no trade agreement with the European Union (the EU-Mercosur agreement applies only to Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay), so the general tariff applies.