Bringing Your Belongings to Nicaragua
Answer
The general rule applies to you
No exception is recorded for citizens of Honduras on this topic. That is the answer, not a gap - everything below is the rule you get, unchanged.
81 exceptions recorded across 33 countries · none match Honduras to Nicaragua · Bringing your belongings
What a person may bring is governed by the Central American customs code and its regulation, both of which Nicaragua published in La Gaceta in July 2008, rather than by a Nicaraguan statute of its own. Baggage comes in free of duty. Goods other than baggage come in free up to five hundred Central American pesos, provided they are not for sale, the traveller has been out of the customs territory at least seventy-two hours, and each member state may limit the concession to once every six months. Household goods are declared by a simplified procedure against a detailed list, with no commercial invoice needed for used items, and a vehicle is never part of them. Nicaragua's own value-added-tax and excise laws exempt household goods in accordance with customs legislation, a limb that survives independently of the retirement law repealed in 2024.
At a glance
- Baggage
- Free of duty
- Goods other than baggage
- Up to five hundred Central American pesos
The code states it as quinientos pesos centroamericanos. The Central American peso's relation to any other currency is not stated in anything we read, so no dollar figure is published here.
- Time outside the customs territory required
- Seventy-two hours
- How often the concession may be used
- Once every six months, if the member state so decides
- Unaccompanied baggage window
- Three months before or after the traveller arrives
- Household goods
- Simplified declaration against a detailed list
- Commercial invoice for used household goods
- Not required
Article 584 of the RECAUCA, quoted here, ends with the sentence that says it: no se exigira la factura comercial cuando se trate de mercancias usadas.
- Vehicles as household goods
- Never
- Value-added tax on household goods
- Exempt, in accordance with customs legislation
- The household-goods franchise the retirement law gave
- USD 20,000.00 - repealed in 2024
- The vehicle tax exemption the retirement law gave
- USD 13,000.00 CIF - repealed in 2024
Requirements
- For baggage: that the goods are for personal use or for the traveller's profession and not for commercial purposes
- For goods other than baggage: a customs value no higher than five hundred Central American pesos, no commercial purpose, no prohibited goods, and at least seventy-two hours outside the customs territory
- For household goods: a detailed list with the estimated value of each item, and the transport document
- For unaccompanied baggage: arrival within three months before or after the traveller
- Separate treatment for a vehicle, which is never household goods
In detail
The rules are regional, and Nicaragua published them
There is no Nicaraguan customs statute setting allowances for a person moving house. The rules are the Central American customs code and its regulation, agreed by the regional council of ministers in April 2008 and published in La Gaceta in July of that year - the code on the sixteenth and the regulation over seven consecutive issues from the seventeenth to the twenty-fifth. Baggage is free. Goods other than baggage are free up to five hundred Central American pesos, on conditions set by the regulation: nothing for sale, nothing prohibited, and at least seventy-two hours spent outside the customs territory. The regulation lets each state limit the concession to once every six months, and does not say whether Nicaragua has.
Household goods are a procedure, not an allowance
The code defines household goods as household effects, new or used, in quantities and of a kind showing they are for domestic use, and then does not grant an exemption for them: the exemption is elsewhere. The regulation gives the procedure - a simplified declaration against a detailed list the declarant draws up with estimated values, plus the transport document, and no commercial invoice for used items. Two exclusions matter. A vehicle is never household goods. Nor is machinery, equipment or tooling for an office, a laboratory, a surgery, a factory or a workshop, which is the clause that catches a professional moving a practice. Unaccompanied belongings count as baggage if they arrive within three months either side of the traveller.
What the repeal of the retirement law changed
Until August 2024 a retiring foreigner could bring household goods worth up to twenty thousand dollars free of tariff and import tax, and buy or import a car worth up to thirteen thousand dollars CIF free of value-added tax, renewable every four years. All of that was in Ley 694, and all of it went when the General Tourism Law repealed that law. What did not go is the general household-goods exemption: numeral 2 of article 131 of the tax law has three limbs, and the third - household goods in accordance with customs legislation - stands independently of the two named statutes beside it. So an incoming resident still has the customs procedure and the general exemption. What they no longer have is a capped franchise written for them and a car concession.
Country-level policy
On 2 August 2024 the General Tourism Law repealed six instruments, and the fourth of them was Ley 694, the statute that created the pensioned-resident and income-resident categories and the tax concessions attached to them. Nothing replaced it. The migration law and its regulation still name the categories, because the migration law's consolidated text was closed in February 2023, and the National Assembly's own page still serves the full repealed text with the repeal noted only at the foot. The practical effect runs wider than two residence routes: it reaches the household-goods franchise, the vehicle tax exemption and the building-materials concession, all of which lived in the repealed law.
Since the Digesto Jurídico laws of 2017 onwards, Nicaragua republishes its statutes as consolidated texts, subject by subject, each approved on a date and published in La Gaceta later. The consolidation date is a hard edge: everything enacted after it is simply not in the text, and the page gives no sign of what has happened since. The migration law's consolidated text was closed on 28 February 2023 and published on 18 January 2024, which is why it still defines the pensioner category by reference to a law repealed in August 2024. The same service carries superseded consolidations alongside current ones - the Constitution has a March 2024 consolidation and a February 2025 integral text at different addresses, with different article numbers for nationality.
What applies to you
Nothing changes for a citizen of Honduras
We have no rule recorded that treats your citizenship differently here, so the general rule above is the one that applies to you. That is an answer, not a gap.
What the law says
«Toda persona que arribe a los puertos, aeropuertos o lugares fronterizos habilitados, podrá introducir al país su equipaje con exención de tributos.»Our translation - not official
Any person arriving at authorised ports, airports or border points may bring their baggage into the country free of duties.
Published in Nicaragua in La Gaceta No. 135 of 16 July 2008. The regional code, not a Nicaraguan statute, is the instrument that governs this.
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Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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«El viajero podrá introducir con exención de tributos, mercancías que traiga consigo, distintas del equipaje, cuyo valor total en aduana no sea superior al equivalente a quinientos pesos centroamericanos.»Our translation - not official
A traveller may bring in free of duties goods carried with them, other than baggage, whose total customs value does not exceed the equivalent of five hundred Central American pesos.
The unit is the Central American peso. Nothing in the code or its regulation states its value in any other currency, so we publish no converted figure.
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Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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«Se entenderá por menaje de casa, los enseres y artículos del hogar nuevos o usados, en cantidades y características que permitan determinar que serán destinados para uso doméstico.»Our translation - not official
Household goods means household effects and articles, new or used, in quantities and of characteristics allowing it to be determined that they are intended for domestic use.
The article defines household goods and does not itself grant an exemption for them. The second paragraph adds that household goods imported by temporary residents are governed by the regulation and by international conventions.
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The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.
Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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«El menaje importado por residentes temporales, se regulará en el reglamento y en lo dispuesto por convenios internacionales.»Our translation - not official
Household goods imported by temporary residents shall be governed by the regulation and by what international conventions provide.
About this source
The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.
Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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«Que ha permanecido un mínimo de setenta y dos horas fuera del territorio aduanero; y»Our translation - not official
That they have remained a minimum of seventy-two hours outside the customs territory; and
One of four conditions for the article 114 concession. The fourth is open: others established by the national legislation of the States Parties.
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Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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«Los Estados Parte podrán disponer que este beneficio pueda disfrutarse una vez cada seis meses. Este beneficio es de carácter personal e intransferible, no es acumulativo y se considera totalmente disfrutado con cualquier cantidad a que se le hubiere aplicado en un solo viaje.»Our translation - not official
States Parties may provide that this benefit be enjoyed once every six months. The benefit is personal and non-transferable, is not cumulative, and is considered fully used by whatever amount it has been applied to on a single trip.
Permissive. Whether Nicaragua has exercised the option is not stated in anything we read.
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The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.
Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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«La declaración de mercancías para la importación y exportación del menaje de casa se efectuará mediante procedimientos simplificados con base en la lista detallada de bienes que constituyen el mismo, elaborada por el declarante, en la que se especificará el valor estimado de tales bienes, así como el documento de transporte. No se exigirá la factura comercial cuando se trate de mercancías usadas.»Our translation - not official
The goods declaration for the import and export of household goods shall be made by simplified procedures on the basis of a detailed list of the goods making it up, drawn up by the declarant, specifying the estimated value of those goods, together with the transport document. A commercial invoice shall not be required in the case of used goods.
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The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.
Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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«En ningún caso se comprenderá a los vehículos como parte del menaje de casa, ni la maquinaria, equipos, herramientas, o accesorios para oficinas, laboratorios, consultorios, fábricas, talleres o establecimientos similares.»Our translation - not official
In no case shall vehicles be treated as part of household goods, nor machinery, equipment, tools or accessories for offices, laboratories, surgeries, factories, workshops or similar establishments.
A professional moving a practice should read this: the consulting-room equipment is not household goods and is not covered by the simplified procedure.
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The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.
Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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«No acompañado: cuando ingrese dentro de los tres meses anteriores o posteriores con respecto a la fecha de arribo del viajero al territorio aduanero»Our translation - not official
Unaccompanied: where it enters within the three months before or after the date of the traveller's arrival in the customs territory
The sentence continues: provided it is shown that the goods come from the traveller's country of residence or from a country they visited, even where they arrive by a different route.
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The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.
Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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«Se considera equipaje del viajero, las mercancías de uso personal o para el ejercicio de su profesión u oficio en el transcurso de su viaje, siempre que no tengan fines comerciales y consistan en:»Our translation - not official
A traveller's baggage means goods for personal use or for the exercise of their profession or trade in the course of their journey, provided they are not for commercial purposes and consist of:
A closed list follows, running through clothing, personal articles, medicines and medical devices, sports and recreation equipment, one each of a named set of electronic devices with a limit of six films or tapes for each, one personal computer, one calculator and one electronic organiser, and hand tools of the traveller's trade that do not amount to complete workshop or laboratory equipment.
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The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.
Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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«Los bienes que se importen conforme la Ley N°. 535, “Ley Especial de Incentivos Migratorios para los Nicaragüenses Residentes en el Extranjero”, publicada en La Gaceta, Diario Oficial No. 101 del 26 de mayo de 2005; la Ley No. 694, “Ley de Promoción de Ingreso de Residentes Pensionados y Residentes Rentistas”, publicado en La Gaceta, Diario Oficial No. 151 del 12 de agosto del 2009; y el menaje de casa de conformidad con la legislación aduanera;»Our translation - not official
Goods imported under Law No. 535, the Special Law of Migration Incentives for Nicaraguans Resident Abroad, published in La Gaceta, Diario Oficial No. 101 of 26 May 2005; Law No. 694, the Law for the Promotion of the Entry of Pensioned Residents and Income Residents, published in La Gaceta, Diario Oficial No. 151 of 12 August 2009; and household goods in accordance with customs legislation;
Three separate limbs of a single numeral. The second has been emptied by the repeal of Ley 694 in August 2024; the third, household goods in accordance with customs legislation, stands on its own and is unaffected. Neither of the two reform laws we read, Ley 891 and Ley 987, names numeral 2 of article 131.
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The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.
Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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«Gozar de franquicia arancelaria y de la exención de todos los impuestos de importación vigentes por la introducción del menaje de casa, cuyo valor no podrá exceder de Veinte Mil Dólares de los Estados Unidos de América (US$ 20,000.00) o su equivalente en córdobas.»Our translation - not official
To enjoy tariff franchise and exemption from all import taxes in force on the introduction of household goods, whose value may not exceed Twenty Thousand United States Dollars (US$ 20,000.00) or the equivalent in córdobas.
Quoted for what was lost. This franchise went with Ley 694 on 2 August 2024, and nothing replaced it.
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The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.
Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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«Exonerar del pago del Impuesto al Valor Agregado (l.V.A.) por la introducción o compra local de un vehículo automotor nuevo o usado para su uso personal o de sus dependientes, cuyo precio C.l.F. máximo es el equivalente en moneda nacional hasta por Trece Mil Dólares de los Estados Unidos de América (US$ 13,000.00).»Our translation - not official
Exemption from value-added tax on the import or local purchase of a new or used motor vehicle for personal use or that of dependants, whose maximum CIF price is the equivalent in national currency of up to Thirteen Thousand United States Dollars (US$ 13,000.00).
Quoted for what was lost. The abbreviations are printed with a lower-case L in the published text and reproduced as printed.
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The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.
Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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«Ley N°. 694, Ley de Promoción de Ingreso de Residentes Pensionados y Residentes Rentistas, publicada en La Gaceta, Diario Oficial N°. 151 del 12 de agosto de 2009 y cuyo texto consolidado está publicado en La Gaceta, Diario Oficial N°. 156 del 21 de agosto de 2020.»Our translation - not official
Law No. 694, Law for the Promotion of the Entry of Pensioned Residents and Income Residents, published in La Gaceta, Diario Oficial No. 151 of 12 August 2009, whose consolidated text is published in La Gaceta, Diario Oficial No. 156 of 21 August 2020.
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The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.
Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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Practical notes
No dollar equivalent is given for the five-hundred-peso allowance. The Central American peso's value is not stated in the code, in its regulation, or in anything else we read, and converting it would be our arithmetic on an input we do not have a source for.
Whether Nicaragua has exercised the option to limit the concession to once every six months is not stated in the regional instruments. The customs service's own pages were not read for this record.
The statement that the general household-goods exemption survives the repeal of Ley 694 rests on the structure of numeral 2 of article 131 of Ley 822, which names two statutes and then adds household goods in accordance with customs legislation as a separate limb, and on the reform lists of Ley 891 and Ley 987, neither of which names that numeral. The equivalent provision for excise duty is numeral 2 of article 172 and is built the same way.
No Nicaraguan customs service page, tariff or circular was read. The whole record rests on the two regional instruments as Nicaragua published them and on the tax law.
- consolidatesCódigo Aduanero Uniforme Centroamericano (CAUCA), Resolución N°. 223-2008 (COMIECO-XLIX)
Asamblea Nacional de la República de Nicaragua - Normas Jurídicas de Nicaragua
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The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.
Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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- consolidatesReglamento del Código Aduanero Uniforme Centroamericano (RECAUCA), Resolución N°. 224-2008 (COMIECO-XLIX)
Asamblea Nacional de la República de Nicaragua - Normas Jurídicas de Nicaragua
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The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.
Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
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- consolidatesLey N°. 822, Ley de Concertación Tributaria
Asamblea Nacional de la República de Nicaragua - Normas Jurídicas de Nicaragua
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- consolidatesTexto Consolidado, Ley N°. 694, Ley de Promoción de Ingreso de Residentes Pensionados y Residentes Rentistas
Asamblea Nacional de la República de Nicaragua - Normas Jurídicas de Nicaragua · consolidated to 2020-03-25
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The legislature's legal-information service. Under the Digesto Jurídico laws it publishes a consolidated text subject by subject, each approved on a date and gazetted afterwards, together with the integral texts of the Constitution and of the regional customs instruments as Nicaragua gazetted them.
Standing: Maintains the text in force
Cannot be cited for: A consolidated text's cut-off date is a hard edge and the page carries no warning that anything has happened since: the migration law's text was closed on 28 February 2023 and still defines a residence category by reference to a statute repealed in August 2024. It must never be cited as evidence that a statute is in force - it serves a repealed law in full with the repeal as a single line at the foot, which is why that route is still sold everywhere. It must not be cited for any amount set in a table, because those are published as images. And where one instrument has two addresses, as the Constitution does, the superseded consolidation stays live with different article numbers.
We re-read it every 120 days. More about this source