CEMAC Common External Tariff (TEC) Puerto de Malabo & Bata (APGE) Standard VAT: 15%

Equatorial Guinea Customs Duty & Port Clearance Calculator

Accurately calculate CEMAC tariff duties (5% to 30%), statutory 15% import VAT, 1% TCI community integration levy, and APGE container handling fees for Bioko Island and mainland Continental ports.

Cargo Presets:
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Cost, Insurance, and Freight on the Bill of Lading.

Official BEAC exchange rate for customs assessment.

Harmonized CEMAC customs code schedule.

APGE port authority stevedoring and terminal fees.

Customs Duty (TEC)
4,575,000 XAF
30.0% Tariff ($7,500 USD)
Import VAT (15%)
3,015,750 XAF
15% on taxable base ($4,944 USD)
Community & Port Levies
455,000 XAF
TCI 1% + Stats 1% + THC ($746 USD)
Total Landed Clearance Cost
8,045,750 XAF
≈ $13,190 USD (52.8% on CIF)
Converted CIF Customs Valuation: 15,250,000 XAF ($25,000 USD)
Customs Duty (Droits de Douane - TEC): 4,575,000 XAF (30%)
CEMAC Community Integration Tax (TCI 1%): 152,500 XAF
Statistical Fee (Taxe Statistique 1%): 152,500 XAF
Taxable Base for 15% VAT (CIF + Duties + Levies): 20,130,000 XAF
Port Terminal Handling Charge (APGE THC): 150,000 XAF
Grand Total Duties & Clearance Outlay: 8,045,750 XAF ($13,190 USD)

CEMAC Common External Tariff (TEC) Structure & Applicable Levies

TEC Category Description of Merchandise Customs Tariff Rate Import VAT Rate Community Levies (TCI + Stats)
Category 1 Essential commodities, pharmaceuticals, educational textbooks 5% 15% (or 0% exempt) 2.0%
Category 2 Raw materials, industrial equipment, capital heavy machinery 10% 15% 2.0%
Category 3 Intermediate supplies, processed materials, construction steel & timber 20% 15% 2.0%
Category 4 Final consumer goods, consumer electronics, passenger vehicles, luxury goods 30% 15% 2.0%

Maritime Clearance Protocol: Puerto de Malabo and Puerto de Bata

The Directorate General of Customs (Direccion General de Aduanas de Guinea Ecuatorial) regulates maritime and air freight clearance under the CEMAC regional economic framework. The primary maritime corridors are the deepwater Puerto de Malabo (handling Island of Bioko containerized and offshore supply operations) and Puerto de Bata (handling mainland continental traffic).

1. Taxable Valuation & Customs Declaration (DUC)

Imports must be declared through a Single Customs Document (Documento Único de Aduanas - DUA/DUC). Customs duty is assessed against the Cost, Insurance, and Freight (CIF) value. Freight invoices denominated in US Dollars are converted at the prevailing official BEAC exchange rate.

2. Import VAT Cumulative Base

Unlike jurisdictions where VAT is assessed solely against commercial value, Equatorial Guinea assesses the statutory 15% VAT on the aggregated sum of CIF + Customs Duty (TEC) + Community Integration Tax (TCI 1%) + Statistical Tax (1%). Importers registered for domestic VAT can offset this input VAT against output sales tax.

3. Port Authority (APGE) Handling Charges

The Port Administration of Equatorial Guinea (Administracion de Puertos de Guinea Ecuatorial - APGE) levies stevedoring, terminal handling (THC), and wharfage fees. Demurrage and storage fees accrue after the standard statutory free-time window (typically 7 to 14 days).

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Engr. Muhammad Shahzad

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Principal Hardware & Web Systems Engineer • Chief Auditor at AppsForPC

Specialized in CEMAC customs union tariffs, maritime logistics systems, and regional fiscal algorithms. Standardized against the CEMAC Common External Tariff and APGE port fee regulations.

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