The requirements for importing from China to Mexico are to present an English-translated commercial invoice and a detailed packing list, which must indicate details of quantity, product type and shipping location, and then provide the following documents to customs in Mexico:

Goods imported from China must have the following documents:

• Bill of Lading Manifest, used for import, release and tax purposes.
• Mexican tax identification number
• Tariff subheadings and location of goods
• Register as an importer in Mexico
• Mexican Customs Value Declaration
• Mexico debt free
• Transfer inventory from China to Mexico (simple copy)
• Having a trade or company patent in Mexico must show that you are committed to importing from China.
• China Phytosanitary Export Certificate (Simplified Copy)
• Showcasing Mexico’s economic solvency
• Develop the terms of an Incoterms import agreement.
• Find a good customs broker in Mexico
• Original bill of lading, sea waybill or air waybill from the shipping company
• packing list
• commercial invoice
• China Joint Certificate of Production Value and Origin (CCVO)
• A letter of authorization authorizing your customs broker to handle import customs clearance for you in Mexico.