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FedEx to Mexico — prices, delivery times, limits
How to ship a parcel to Mexico via FedEx. Indicative prices (81 € / 2 kg, 131 € / 5 kg, 218 € / 10 kg), delivery time 1–3 days, weight limit 68 kg, customs rules and best alternatives.
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FedEx to Mexico — prices, delivery times, limits
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Summary
FedEx to Mexico: standard delivery 1–3 days, indicative price for up to 5 kg is 131 €, up to 10 kg 218 €. Carrier weight limit is 68 kg. Country is outside the EU — VAT applies from 48 €, customs duty from 48 €.
- Destination
- Mexico
- Carrier
- FedEx
- Delivery time
- 1–3 days
- Price 2 kg
- 81 €
- Price 5 kg
- 131 €
- Price 10 kg
- 218 €
- Max. weight
- 68 kg
- EU
- No — customs apply
FedEx price guide
Indicative prices for Mexico
| Weight | Price | Delivery time |
|---|---|---|
| 2 kg | 81 € | 1–3 days |
| 5 kg | 131 € | 1–3 days |
| 10 kg | 218 € | 1–3 days |
Prices are indicative, derived from reference rates for Mexico and the carrier's cost profile. Actual cost depends on the carrier's current rates, parcel dimensions and volumetric weight.
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Indicative information — verify at source
Shipping prices, delivery times and customs limits change over time and may differ by carrier, volume and season. Values on this page are indicative — they help you decide which carrier to pick, not to calculate a binding price. Before shipping, always verify current rates and conditions with the chosen carrier and the customs authority of Mexico.
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link Sources & methodologyWhy FedEx
- check Strong USA and Asia network
- check Fast intercontinental delivery (2–4 days)
- check Real-time tracking throughout
Watch out for
- remove Premium price compared to EU carriers
- remove Not cost-effective for small parcels under 5 kg
Customs and VAT for Mexico
Mexico allows duty-free postal imports up to 50 USD (~48 €). Above this threshold, IVA (VAT) of 16% and customs duty per HS code (typically 10–35%) apply. Shipments above 1,000 USD require a formal customs declaration and a licensed customs agent (agente aduanal). Mexico's customs authority (SAT/Aduanas) is known for unpredictable inspections — approximately 15–20% of parcels are physically examined.
Required documents
- description CN22 or CN23 customs declaration (depending on value)
- description Commercial invoice (in English or Spanish, detailed description)
- description Formal pedimento (for shipments over 1,000 USD via agente aduanal)
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