Stall
Standard stall
US$ 4,000 per stall
Approx. in taka: ৳4,93,120
One stall per company, with two company representatives in the business delegation.
- Two exhibitors in the business delegation
- Venue rental
- Stall preparation
- Branding
The Brazilian market in numbers
Brazil is a large and protected market: clothing pays 35% import duty, and Bangladesh has no tariff preference. Even so, Bangladesh's exports to Brazil reached a record in FY2025-26, and 92% of them were garments.
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US$2.35 bn
of clothing imported by Brazil in 2025
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US$240 m
of it from Bangladesh — 1 dollar in every 10
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+14.6%
growth of Bangladesh's exports to Brazil in FY2025-26, to a record US$215 m
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2nd
largest market for Bangladesh in Latin America, after Mexico (FY2025-26)
What exhibiting gives you
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Meet buyers and distributors
Meet Brazilian importers, wholesalers and distributors face to face, in one place and on fixed days.
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Launch products
Show new lines and samples in a market that is still new to many Bangladeshi sectors.
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Brand exposure
Your company and products appear in the public exhibitor directory on this site, with a microsite of your own.
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Market research
Learn what Brazilian buyers expect on price, sizes, labelling and lead times — directly from them.
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Build partnerships
Find importers, agents and distributors. In Brazil, goods for sale must be imported by a Brazilian importer authorised in Siscomex.
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Leads to follow up
Collect buyer contacts at your stall and follow up after the expo with samples and price sheets.
Stall packages
In 2025 BBCCI offered two categories. An exhibitor stall cost US$4,000 per company and covered one 8 × 8 ft stall, two company representatives in the business delegation, venue rental, stall preparation and branding. A delegate place cost US$1,000 per person and included B2B matchmaking. Registrations completed by the early-bird date received a 10% discount.
Prices shown are from the 2025 edition. BBCCI will confirm the 2026 packages and fees; until then they are for reference only.
| Package | What is included | Price | Approx. in taka |
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| Stall Standard stall One stall per company, with two company representatives in the business delegation. |
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US$ 4,000per stall | ৳4,93,120 |
| Delegate place Business delegate (Bangladesh) For Bangladeshi importers and business people travelling with the delegation without a stall. |
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US$ 1,000per person | ৳1,23,280 |
Taka at 123.28 per US$, an indicative rate.
Estimate your cost
The calculator uses the 2025 fees. Flights, hotel, visa fees and freight were not part of the 2025 fee and are not included here.
Your estimate
Estimated total (US$)
US$ 4,000
Approximate total in taka (BDT)
৳4,93,120
How the estimate is made
- Standard stallUS$ 4,000
Based on the 2025 edition fees until BBCCI confirms the 2026 fees.
Taka at 123.28 per US$, an indicative rate.
Estimate based on 2025 edition fees; not an offer. In 2025 each stall covered two company representatives. Any member rate and the 2026 fees will be confirmed by BBCCI. The taka figure uses an indicative exchange rate; the amount due is the one on BBCCI's invoice.
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- Standard stallUS$ 4,000 · ৳4,93,120
- Business delegate (Bangladesh)US$ 1,000 · ৳1,23,280
Estimate based on 2025 edition fees; not an offer. In 2025 each stall covered two company representatives. Any member rate and the 2026 fees will be confirmed by BBCCI. The taka figure uses an indicative exchange rate; the amount due is the one on BBCCI's invoice.
Ask about a stall
Tell the expo team about your company and the products you would like to show. BBCCI's secretariat will reply by e-mail.
Sending this form does not book a stall. Participation is confirmed once your application is approved and paid.
How to take part
Whose move is it?
- 1. Apply online — Your company
- 2. Upload documents — Your company
- 3. Review — BBCCI
- 4. Proforma invoice and contract — BBCCI
- 5. Pay — Your company
- 6. Prepare — Your company
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Apply online
Create an account, enter your company details and choose your stall.
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Upload documents
Upload your company documents in the portal. In 2025 BBCCI asked for the trade licence, TIN and VAT certificates and the owner's profile.
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Review
BBCCI checks your application and documents and tells you in the portal if anything is missing.
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Proforma invoice and contract
Once approved, you receive a proforma invoice and the participation terms to accept.
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Pay
Pay by bank transfer or through BBCCI's online payment gateway. If you pay by transfer, upload the deposit slip in the portal.
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Prepare
Read the exhibitor manual, register your team's badges, request visa support and plan how your samples will travel.
How your goods travel
Only shown
- Samples leave BangladeshExhibition goods for your stall.
- No ATA CarnetBrazil does not accept ATA Carnets.
- A Brazilian consignee with a CNPJSuch as the forwarder or customs broker.
- Temporary admissionTaxes are suspended.
- Used only for the eventShown at your stall, not sold.
- Re-exported or settledAfter the expo the goods go back or are otherwise settled.
Sold or left
- Goods for a buyerYou plan to sell them or leave them in Brazil.
- A Brazilian importerAuthorised in Siscomex.
- Regular importNot temporary admission.
- The goods stay with the buyerShipping arrangements for 2026 will be in the exhibitor manual.
Health products
- Medicines not registered with ANVISAMay not enter Brazil for exhibition or demonstration.
- Medical devices, cosmetics, foodNeed ANVISA's prior approval before they can be shown.
- Plan earlyConfirm every requirement with a licensed Brazilian customs broker before shipping.
General information, not customs advice — see the notice.
Bringing goods to the expo
Brazil does not accept ATA Carnets. Exhibition goods normally enter under temporary admission, with taxes suspended, as long as they are used only for the event and are then re-exported or otherwise settled. Brazilian customs systems require a Brazilian consignee with a CNPJ, so exhibition goods travel under a Brazilian beneficiary such as the forwarder or customs broker. Shipping arrangements for 2026 will be set out in the exhibitor manual.
Medicines not registered with ANVISA may not enter Brazil for exhibition or demonstration. Medical devices, cosmetics and food need ANVISA's prior approval before they can be shown. Goods you plan to sell or leave with a buyer need a regular import by a Brazilian importer.
General information from official Brazilian sources, checked on 12 October 2026. It is not legal, tax or customs advice; confirm every requirement with a licensed Brazilian customs broker before shipping.
Deadlines
138
days to the opening day, 22 March 2027
The 2026 deadlines will be listed here once BBCCI confirms the dates.
- ApplicationsTo be announced
- PaymentsTo be announced
- Visa supportTo be announced
- ShippingTo be announced
Ready to apply?
Start your application online. Questions about stalls, documents or visas? Write to the expo team.