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Shipping into Mexico demands precision, documentation control, and strict compliance with customs and NOM certification requirements.
IOR UAE enables seamless Importer and Exporter of Record operations, ensuring your technology, telecom, and medical shipments clear Mexican customs efficiently and fully compliant.
Key Capabilities
End-to-end IOR & EOR coverage across Mexico
NOM certification and product registration support
Customs filing and duties management under SAT & Aduanas Mexico
Transparent shipment tracking and cost reporting
We act as your authorized entity in Mexico, managing customs entries under SAT and Aduanas regulations while securing all necessary NOM and import licenses.
→ 100 % documentation accuracy across filings.
Our systems classify goods accurately under Mexico’s Tarifa de la Ley de los Impuestos Generales de Importación y Exportación (TIGIE), ensuring duty and VAT accuracy.
→ Reduces clearance time by up to 40 %.
Through trusted local partners, we coordinate bonded logistics, temporary imports, and RMA shipments across key entry ports — Veracruz, Manzanillo, and Mexico City.
→ On-time delivery and real-time visibility across LATAM.
We oversee returns, NOM renewals, and post-clearance audits to maintain compliance long after your cargo arrives.
→ Continuous operational confidence and cost control.
All shipments entering Mexico must meet SAT and Aduanas Mexico documentation standards.
We validate every file before shipment to prevent customs holds or delays.
Commercial Invoice (in Spanish)
Packing List
Bill of Lading / Air Waybill
Certificate of Origin (CUSMA or UAE–Mexico agreement)
NOM Certificate (for electronics & medical equipment)
Import Request – Pedimento de Importación
ISPM 15 Pallet Compliance (for wooden packaging)
Import duties and VAT in Mexico are regulated by SAT and vary by product classification under the HTS system.
We manage tariff codes, VAT declarations, and permit applications to streamline customs clearance.
Category | Authority | Scope | Typical Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
Import Duties | SAT / Aduanas Mexico | Based on HTS (TIGIE) classification | 0 – 15 % |
VAT (IVA) | Servicio de Administración Tributaria | Federal VAT applied on CIF + Duties | 16 % |
NOM Certification | Secretaría de Economía | Mandatory for electronics, IT & medical goods | Case-specific |
Temporary Imports | Aduanas Mexico | Via ATA Carnet or bonded entry | Time-limited |
De Minimis | SAT | Duty-free if under USD 50 value | — |
We specialize in regulated and high-value sectors requiring precision and certification-driven import solutions.
IT & Data Centers
Telecom & Networking
Medical & Laboratory Equipment
Industrial Electronics
Automotive Technology
IT & Data Centers
Telecom & Networking
Medical & Laboratory Equipment
Industrial Electronics
Automotive Technology
Global enterprise Performance Highlights: trust us for accuracy, transparency, and compliance-driven logistics across Mexico.
Performance Highlights
Local representation through certified LATAM partners
Expertise in NOM, HTS, and customs documentation
DDP and RMA solutions for tech and medical shipments
Predictable landed-cost management
Proven track record for enterprise-level imports
From NOM testing to SAT customs and IVA management, we make your UAE–Mexico shipments fully compliant and audit-ready.
NOM (Norma Oficial Mexicana) certification is mandatory for electronics, IT equipment, and medical devices.
It verifies product safety and regulatory compliance before customs release in Mexico.
Clearance typically takes 48 to 96 hours, depending on documentation accuracy, product type, and whether NOM validation is required.
Yes — with IOR UAE as your legal Importer of Record, you can ship goods into Mexico without local registration or entity setup.
Yes — we handle all customs-related payments, including duties, VAT (16%), and DDP settlements to ensure smooth delivery and compliance.
Products like radiofrequency devices, medical tools, and telecom hardware require prior authorization from the Secretaría de Economía before import.
Average transit time is 5–10 business days by air and 25–35 days by sea, depending on routing, port congestion, and customs processing.
