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Clear filtersAnti-Money-Laundering Reforms Clear First Reading in Congress
The National Congress passed first reading of sweeping reforms to Honduras's anti-money-laundering laws, introducing the first regulatory framework for cryptocurrency providers, tightening electronic-transfer controls, and raising the mandatory customs declaration threshold for cash to $15,000.
Congreso NacionalLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Oct 22, 2026#anti-money-laundering#cryptocurrency#financial-regulationMigrant Return Law Awaits Implementing Rules
Congress approved a special law to facilitate Honduran migrants' return and relocation of household goods, but implementation stalls pending technical regulations from the Finance Ministry and Customs authorities, a congresswoman said.
Radio América HondurasRead on XPublished on Honduras Daily · Oct 13, 2026#migrant-return#customs#repatriationCustoms Extends Border Hours for Morazán Week Holiday
Honduras's customs authority will operate El Florido and El Amatillo border posts 24 hours during the Morazán Week holiday, deploying scanners and digital systems that have cut courier-shipment processing from 15 days to about 15 minutes.
Radio América HondurasRead on XPublished on Honduras Daily · Oct 7, 2026#border-crossing#customs#holiday-hoursHonduras Trains Vets, Importers on Animal-Product Rules
The Agriculture Ministry's health agency (Senasa) is training veterinarians, importers, and customs agents on requirements and procedures for importing animal products and veterinary medicines to strengthen biosecurity and ensure compliance with import controls.
Radio América HondurasRead on XPublished on Honduras Daily · Jul 25, 2026#biosecurity#animal-imports#veterinaryReturning Migrants Can Import Vehicles, Goods Tax-Free
Honduras's new law exempts returned migrants—whether deported, voluntary returnees, or those with expired visas—from import taxes on household goods (up to $150,000), work tools and machinery (up to $100,000), and two vehicles per family, with processing handled through a unified online portal.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)Read in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jul 14, 2026#deportation#returnees#customsCigarette Smuggling Costs Honduras Nearly L1 Billion a Year
Customs Director Marco Tulio Abadíe said Honduras loses about L1 billion annually to cigarette smuggling, a loss that reduces tax revenue and harms the economy, while only six companies operate under the authorized economic operator program designed to secure trade.
Law Exempts Returnees' Goods From Import Taxes
Congress approved a law allowing Honduran migrants who return home to import household goods up to $200,000 and work equipment up to $150,000 duty-free; Finance Ministry officials have 60 days to establish the application process.
Radio HRNRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 11, 2026#returnees#customs#tax-exemptionHonduras Agencies Sign Deal to Speed Up Trade Clearance
Honduras's customs authority, ARSA, and SENASA signed a cooperation agreement to streamline import and export processes through shared technology and risk management, aiming to cut costs and processing times for businesses.
Presidencia de HondurasLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · May 30, 2026#trade-facilitation#customs#import-export