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Important Information
Explore crucial customs data including tariffs, taxes, and guidelines on restricted goods, ensuring compliant UAE-Mexico trade.
UAE Tariffs and Taxes
The UAE imposes various customs duties and taxes to regulate its trade. Key aspects include:
- Customs Duty: Typically 5% on most imported goods.
- VAT: A standard rate of 5% applies to goods and services.
- Excise Tax: Levied on specific products like tobacco, energy drinks, and luxury goods.
Mexico Tariffs and Taxes
Mexico's tariff and tax structure for imports includes:
- General Import Tax (IGI): Varies widely from 0% to 35% based on the product type.
- VAT: 16% on most goods, with regional variations.
- Special Tax on Production and Services (IEPS): Applicable to tobacco, alcohol, and certain foods at various rates.
Restricted/Licensed Goods
The import and export of the following goods are either restricted or require specific licenses in both the UAE and Mexico:
- Weapons and Ammunition
- Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices
- Agricultural Products
- Chemicals and Hazardous Materials
- Technology and Encryption Devices
- Automotive Parts
- Food and Perishable Goods
Permissible Weights and Dimensions
Standard Trailer
- Length: 12.5 meters
- Width: 2.5 meters
- Height: 4.0 meters
- Maximum Weight: 25 tons
- Maximum Axle Load: 10 tons
- Driven Axle Weight: 10 tons
Extended Trailer
- Length: 18.0 meters
- Width: 2.5 meters
- Height: 4.0 meters
- Maximum Weight: 30 tons
- Maximum Axle Load: 12 tons
- Driven Axle Weight: 12 tons
Double Trailer System
- Length: 25.0 meters
- Width: 2.5 meters
- Height: 4.0 meters
- Maximum Weight: 45 tons
- Maximum Axle Load: 15 tons
- Driven Axle Weight: 15 tons
Local Holidays
- January 1: New Year's Day
- February 5: Constitution Day
- March 21: Benito Juárez's Birthday
- May 1: Labor Day
- September 16: Independence Day
- November 2: Day of the Dead
- December 25: Christmas Day
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are the most common export goods from the UAE to Mexico?
The UAE primarily exports petroleum products, aluminum, and precious metals like gold and diamonds to Mexico.
What are the primary imports of the UAE from Mexico?
Mexico exports automobiles, electronic equipment, and agricultural products such as fruits and vegetables to the UAE.
There any specific documentation requirements for exporting goods from Mexico to the UAE?
Yes, exporters need to provide a commercial invoice, a certificate of origin, a packing list, a bill of lading or airway bill, and any required export licenses or permits.
How can businesses mitigate currency risk in UAE-Mexico trade?
Businesses can use forward contracts, options, and futures to hedge against fluctuations in the exchange rate between the UAE Dirham, Mexican Peso, and the US Dollar.
What are the customs regulations for importing electronics into the UAE from Mexico?
Electronics must comply with UAE's standards and certifications, include a detailed invoice and comply with safety and environmental regulations. Import duties and a value-added tax (VAT) are typically applicable.
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