Licensed Canadian Customs Broker – Nationwide Customs Clearance
Ambassador Customs Brokerage helps businesses and individuals import goods into Canada quickly and efficiently.
Our licensed Canadian customs brokers ensure fast, compliant, and stress-free customs clearance nationwide.
Import to Canada Made Simple
Importing goods into Canada doesn’t need to be complicated.
We manage CBSA requirements, documentation, and communication with carriers, so you can focus on running your business.
Flat Brokerage Fees with No Hidden Charges
Customs clearance should be predictable.
Ambassador Customs offers flat brokerage fees with no hidden costs, helping importers save money and plan with confidence.
Expert Guidance with CARM & RPP Support
CARM onboarding and RPP bonds are now essential for all Canadian importers.
Our experts guide you through registration, bond setup, and compliance with CBSA regulations to avoid penalties and delays.
HS Code Classification & Trade Compliance
Accurate HS code classification ensures the correct duties and taxes are applied.
Our team helps importers verify HS codes, reduce risks of errors, and maintain full compliance with Canadian trade regulations.
Why Businesses Choose Ambassador Customs
- Licensed Canadian customs broker
- Nationwide coverage: ports, airports, and border points
- Flat fees, no hidden charges
- Experience across industries and product categories
Start Your Import Today
Ready to clear your shipment?
Complete our simple Account Setup Form, and let us handle the rest.
Toll-Free: 1-800-962-8800
Email: broker@ambassadorcustoms.ca
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Do I need a customs broker to import goods into Canada?
Yes, a licensed broker simplifies the process by handling CBSA requirements, classification, and compliance on your behalf.
What is the cost of customs clearance in Canada?
Ambassador Customs offers flat brokerage fees, ensuring predictable and affordable pricing with no hidden charges.
How do I register for CBSA CARM?
All Canadian importers must register for CARM. We provide step-by-step support and assist with RPP bonds.
What documents are required for import clearance?
Typically, importers need a commercial invoice, bill of lading/airway bill, and packing list.
We guide you through the process to avoid delays.
