As of Sunday, April 20, 2025, here's an update on tariffs related to Kiribati, keeping in mind that comprehensive and real-time data for specific countries, especially smaller economies, can be less readily available and may have some time lag: General Tariff Regime in Kiribati: Reliance on Tariffs for Revenue: Kiribati, as a small island nation with a limited domestic revenue base, relies on import tariffs as a significant source of fiscal revenue. Simple Average MFN Applied Tariff: Historically, the simple average of the Most Favored Nation (MFN) applied tariff rate in Kiribati has been relatively high compared to the East Asia and Pacific region and lower-middle-income countries. In 2016, it was reported to be around 17.3%. Applied Weighted Mean Tariff (All Products): According to the World Bank data for 2022, the applied weighted mean tariff on all products for Kiribati was 9.1%. VAT (GST): Kiribati also applies a Value Added Tax (VAT/GST) of 20% on most goods, in addition to tariffs. Specific Product Tariffs (Reference): While specific current tariff rates can change, some referenced rates include: Tablets: 20% Computers: 20% Cameras: 20% Accessories: 20% (with or without battery) Clothing: 20% Watches: 20% Jewelry: 20% Home Appliances: 14% Toys: 20% Sports: 20% Luggage: 20% Gaming: 0% Books: 6% Pet Accessories: 6% Dry Food: 12% Home Decor: 20% Video: 20% Document: 20% Trade Agreements: PICTA (Pacific Island Countries Trade Agreement): Kiribati is a party to PICTA, which aims for the progressive reduction and elimination of tariffs among member countries.   PACER Plus (Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations Plus): Kiribati has signed and ratified PACER Plus, a free trade agreement that includes Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific Island countries, covering goods, services, investment, and development cooperation.   Everything But Arms (EBA) Initiative: As a Least Developed Country (LDC), Kiribati benefits from duty-free and quota-free access to the European Union (EU) market under the EBA initiative (excluding arms and armaments). SPARTECA (South Pacific Regional Trade and Economic Cooperation Agreement): This agreement provides Kiribati with duty-free or preferential access to the markets of Australia and New Zealand for most products. United States Tariffs on Kiribati: In 2022, data from UNCTAD TRAINS indicated that the applied tariff rate by the United States on imports from Kiribati for many product categories was 0.00% (Most Favored Nation rate was sometimes higher). This suggests that Kiribati benefits from preferential treatment in the U.S. market for many goods. Recent Updates and Considerations: Kiribati Trade Policy Framework (2017-2027): This framework aims to guide Kiribati's trade policies and integration into the global trading system. E-commerce Policy: Kiribati has been developing its e-commerce policy to leverage digital trade opportunities.   Challenges: Kiribati faces significant challenges in global trade integration due to its remoteness, small scale, vulnerability to external shocks, and the impact of climate change.   Customs Act 2019: This act governs the collection and management of customs duties in Kiribati. To get the most precise and up-to-date tariff information for specific goods being imported into or exported from Kiribati, it is recommended to consult the following resources: Kiribati Customs Authority: They would have the most current tariff schedule and regulations. You might be able to find information on the Kiribati Trade Portal. Harmonized System (HS) Codes: Identify the specific HS code for the goods in question, as tariffs are typically applied based on these codes.   World Integrated Trade Solution (WITS): This database provides some tariff information, although data for smaller economies might not be the most current.   Relevant Trade Agreements: Check the specific tariff schedules and rules of origin under PICTA, PACER Plus, SPARTECA, and the EBA initiative if trading with those regions. Keep in mind that tariff rates and trade policies can change, so always seek the most official and recent sources for accurate information.