Bumpers and parts thereof of the motor vehicles — Nigeria Import Duty

Importing Bumpers and parts thereof of the motor vehicles (HS 8708100000) into Nigeria carries a 10% import duty and a 0% levy, plus a 7% surcharge on duty, 1% CISS and 0.5% ETLS, then 7.5% VAT on that combined base. On a $10,000 CIF shipment, that works out to roughly $12,061.5 landed cost — about 20.61% above CIF. Rates are from the Nigeria Customs Service CET tariff, effective 2020-04-14.

Rate table (HS 8708100000)

Import duty10%
Levy0%
Surcharge (of duty)7%
CISS1%
ETLS0.5%
VAT7.5%
Excise (not included in landed cost)0%
Effective date2020-04-14

Worked example — $10,000 CIF

ItemRateAmount
CIF$10,000
Import duty10%$1,000
Levy0%$0
Surcharge7%$70
CISS1%$100
ETLS0.5%$50
VAT7.5%$841.5
CIF + import taxes$12,061.5

Excludes port, terminal handling, clearing-agent and inland transport fees — your actual landed cost will be higher. Message us for a full clearing quote.

Import restrictions & requirements

No import prohibition or restriction is flagged for this HS code in our data.

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Frequently asked questions

What import duty applies to Bumpers and parts thereof of the motor vehicles?

HS 8708100000 (Bumpers and parts thereof of the motor vehicles) carries a 10% import duty, 0% levy, 7% surcharge, 1% CISS, 0.5% ETLS and 7.5% VAT, per the Nigeria Customs Service CET tariff effective 2020-04-14.

Are there import restrictions on Bumpers and parts thereof of the motor vehicles?

No import prohibition or restriction is flagged for this HS code in our data — always confirm with your clearing agent before shipment.

Does Bumpers and parts thereof of the motor vehicles require SONCAP or NAFDAC certification?

No SONCAP or NAFDAC requirement is flagged for this HS code in our data — confirm with SON (son.gov.ng) or NAFDAC directly if importing regulated goods.

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These figures are estimates for planning purposes only. Duty rates and exchange rates change with government policy, and final clearance costs are determined solely by the Nigeria Customs Service and your licensed clearing agent at the point of entry. GoFair and EuroVista are not affiliated with the Nigeria Customs Service.