Duty breakdown

Other iron or steel structures — Nigeria Import Duty

Importing Other iron or steel structures (HS 7308909900) into Nigeria carries a 5% import duty and a 15% 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 $13,098.88 in CIF plus estimated import taxes — about 30.99% above CIF. Rates are from the Nigeria Customs Service CET tariff, effective 2020-04-14.

Official tariff description: Other structures of iron and steel Not specified or included in this heading

Rate table (HS 7308909900)

Import duty5%
Levy15%
Surcharge (of duty)7%
CISS1%
ETLS0.5%
VAT7.5%
Excise (reference only)not applicable to most goods; confirmed rate not on file for this code
Effective date2020-04-14

Worked example — $10,000 CIF

ItemRateAmount
CIF$10,000
Import duty5%$500
Levy15%$1,500
Surcharge7%$35
CISS1%$100
ETLS0.5%$50
VAT7.5%$913.88
CIF + import taxes$13,098.88

This estimate excludes port, terminal handling, clearing-agent and inland transport charges. Ask our Abuja team for a final clearing quotation.

Import restrictions & requirements

  • Documentation or regulatory checks may apply: SONCAP certification typically required for articles of iron or steel. (View source)

Frequently asked questions

What import duty applies to Other iron or steel structures?

HS 7308909900 (Other iron or steel structures) carries a 5% import duty, 15% 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 Other iron or steel structures?

SONCAP certification typically required for articles of iron or steel.

What documents or regulatory approvals may be required for Other iron or steel structures?

SONCAP certification typically required for articles of iron or steel.

Last checked 22 Aug 2026 · data version 1.20260822 · see ourmethodology

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