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Get expert assistance in handling customs requests, including documentation, filing, and compliance, to ensure a smooth and hassle-free customs clearance process for your shipments.
From documentation and customs assessment to final cargo release, we help simplify import and export clearance with reliable, compliant and efficient logistics support.
Understand the essential stages involved in clearing imported goods through Indian Customs.
Prepare the required shipping documents and electronically file the Bill of Entry through the Indian Customs system, generally via ICEGATE. The declaration includes the goods description, classification, value and origin.
Customs reviews the declared goods, HSN or tariff classification, assessable value, country of origin and applicable restrictions or concessions.
Pay the assessed customs duties and applicable taxes, including Basic Customs Duty and import IGST, along with other applicable levies.
Customs may conduct documentary checks, physical examination, sampling or other regulatory checks depending on the shipment and applicable risk assessment.
Once all applicable requirements are met, Customs issues the Out of Charge (OOC) order. The importer can then complete terminal formalities and arrange cargo delivery.
Discover the key stages involved in preparing, clearing and dispatching export cargo from India.
Prepare the export documents and electronically file the Shipping Bill for applicable sea or air exports. A Bill of Export applies to relevant export procedures by land.
Move the cargo to the designated customs station, port or air cargo complex. The custodian records the cargo arrival and relevant shipment details.
Customs verifies the goods classification, declared value, destination, export policy conditions and any applicable incentives or regulatory requirements.
If selected, the goods or documents undergo examination. After the applicable requirements are satisfied, Customs issues the Let Export Order (LEO), permitting export.
The cargo is loaded onto the vessel or aircraft. The responsible carrier files the applicable export manifest or departure report to record the shipment's departure.
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