No — digital pianos produce sound electronically rather than through vibrating strings, so they do not qualify as keyboard stringed instruments under 9201. They typically classify under the heading for electrophonic musical instruments in Chapter 92. Only instruments that produce sound through strings set in motion by a keyboard mechanism belong here.

Beyond standard customs entry, importers should verify whether any components — particularly keys or decorative elements — contain ivory, tortoiseshell, or other CITES-regulated materials, which require permits. Antique instruments over 100 years old may qualify for a CITES antique exemption, but documentation proving age is required at entry.