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Import Guide

How to import electrical cables to Mexico

Electrical cables require NOM safety certification. Learn the certification requirements, classification, and tariffs.

Related tariff chapters

Chapter 85

Wires, cables, and electrical conductors

8544.49.018544.60.01

Chapter 74

Copper wire

7408.11.01

Required documents

  • Import declaration
  • Commercial invoice
  • NOM-063-SCFI or NOM-001-SEDE certificate
  • Certificate of origin
  • Technical specifications
  • Transport documentation

Applicable regulations

  • NOM-063-SCFI — Electrical conductors
  • NOM-001-SEDE — Electrical installations
  • ANCE — Accredited certification body
  • USMCA — Rules of origin for cables

Step-by-step import process

1

Identify applicable NOM

Determine if the cable requires NOM-063-SCFI or another electrical safety standard.

2

Obtain certification

Hire a body like ANCE to certify the cable per NOM.

3

Tariff classification

Classify by conductor material (copper, aluminum), insulation, and voltage.

4

Prepare documentation

Technical specs for gauge, voltage, insulation, and manufacturing standard.

5

Customs verification

Customs verifies NOM certificate and conformity mark.

6

Customs clearance

Pay applicable duties and taxes.

Common duty rates

Tariffs: 5-15% depending on cable type. Fiber optic cables 0%. Under USMCA: 0% for cables from U.S./Canada.

Tips and recommendations

NOM certification is mandatory for electrical installation cables

Fiber optic cables have 0% duty under ITA

Verify AWG vs mm2 gauge for correct classification

Industrial-use cables may require additional certifications

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Frequently asked questions