Through Superintendency Resolution No. 000131-2022\/SUNAT, the specific procedure \u201cNon-intrusive\ninspection of goods\u201d CONTROL-PE.00.10 (version 1) was approved, which establishes the guidelines for the non-intrusive inspection of goods,\ncargo units and vehicles entering or leaving the national territory.<\/p>\n
Likewise, through Superintendency Resolution No. 024-2020\/SUNAT, the general procedure \u201cDefinitive\nexportation\u201d DESPA-PG.02 (version 7) was approved, which regulates the customs clearance of goods destined for the definitive\nexportation regime.<\/p>\n
The Customs Administration stated that it is necessary to modify the specific procedure \u201cNon-intrusive inspection of\ngoods\u201d in order to incorporate the Chancay Customs Office, regulate new cases related to the transfer of\ngoods to the non-intrusive control zone, incorporate additional grounds for cancellation of the non-intrusive inspection and define\nthe concept of \u201cfailed scan\u201d and its operational effects, among others.<\/p>\n
Likewise, the general procedure \u201cDefinitive exportation\u201d must also be modified, in order to specify the\napplication of the specific procedure \u201cNon-intrusive inspection of goods\u201d, and thus achieve proper integration into the\nexport clearance process, ensuring operational coherence between both procedural frameworks.<\/p>\n
In this regard, through Superintendency Resolution No. 000101-2026\/SUNAT, the specific procedure\n\u201cNon-intrusive inspection of goods\u201d CONTROL-PE.00.10 (version 1) and the general procedure \u201cDefinitive exportation\u201d DESPA-\nPG.02 (version 7) are modified, in order to strengthen the speed, transparency and legal certainty of customs control actions<\/p>\n