Planning to Import/Export Equipment? Let Me Help
Importing/Exporting Equipment from/to India can be a hassle. There are several certifications and licenses required before one can proceed with these services. I offer a seamless experience for all import/export concerns.
Regulatory Compliances for Importing/Exporting
SION
Standard Input/Output Norms defined by DGFT. Exporter can apply for their own ad-hoc norms using Appendix 4K.
Capacity Certificates
Capacity document is required for tenders to certify that the company has the manufacturing capacity as needed in the tender.
Valuations
The process involves Evaluating the Equipment's Current Market Value - by ascertaining particulars such as Age, Make, Condition and comparing it with similar equipment.
Installation Certificates
Capital goods imported need certification by independent Chartered Engineers. License Holder Submits the Certificate to DGFT.
SCOMET
SCOMET certificate is required at customs to allow export of the items, that are to be used for civil purposes only and do not fall in SCOMET list.
NEXUS
DGFT allows zero custom duty for import of Capital goods that are used for export. The Nexus certificate (Appendix-5A) provides the linkage between Import of goods and its use in the export.
Want to learn more about import/export regulations and compliances?
Importing and Exporting Refurbished or Used Equipment can be a real hassle if one is new to the game. There are a plethora of compliances to follow before one can pursue this endeavour. With over years of experience in the industry, I can help you with the due diligence required.
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Confused about the types of Tools and Equipment?
There are multiple tools and equipment categories listed under DGFT norms. A few of these cannot be imported/exported due to military concerns. To learn more about the same, please reach out to me.
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