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Chapter 89

Ships, boats and floating structures

Chapter 89 covers passenger ships, cargo vessels, tankers, fishing boats, yachts, sport boats, tugboats, dredgers, floating platforms, and floating structures. Mexico imports vessels for its petroleum, fishing, and tourism industries.

Key products

Cargo ships
Tankers
Yachts
Fishing vessels
Sport boats
Tugboats
Floating platforms
Dredgers

Common tariff headings

89018902890389048905

Average duty range

0–10%

Actual rates depend on the specific tariff heading, country of origin, and applicable trade agreements (USMCA, EU-Mexico FTA, CPTPP, etc.).

Applicable regulations (NOMs)

  • SCT regulation — Vessels

Import notes and tips

Commercial ships generally pay 0% as capital goods. Yachts and recreational boats pay higher tariffs. Vessels must be registered with the Port Authority. Cabotage (transport between Mexican ports) is reserved for Mexican-flag vessels.

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