Which documents are compulsorily required for the export of goods, from India and for import of goods in India, under Foreign Trade Policy?
CS Executive · Economic and Commercial Laws · PYQS · December 2020
Which documents are compulsorily required for the export of goods, from India and for import of goods in India, under Foreign Trade Policy?
Answer & Explanation:
Mandatory documents required for export of goods from India are as under: Bill of Lading/Airway Bill Commercial Invoice cum Packing List Shipping Bill/Bill of Export Mandatory documents required for import of goods into India are as under: Bill of Lading/Airway Bill Commercial Invoice cum Packing List Bill of Entry For export or import of specific goods or category of goods, which are subject to any restrictions/policy conditions or require No Objection Certificate (NOC) or product specific compliances under any statute, the regulatory authority concerned may notify additional documents for purposes of export or import. In specific cases of export or import, the regulatory authority concerned may electronically or in writing seek additional documents or information, as deemed necessary to ensure legal compliance.
Topics: Foreign Trade Policy
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