- விவரங்கள்
- பிரிவு: South Asian Free Trade Area (SAFTA)
Sufficiently worked or processed products
Affidavit
Note: Affidavits for spices should be for each shipment and contain additional details as per Note 1 of the general affidavit format
Cost Statements
Documents needed to be submitted to verify the imported raw materials
- Import CUSDECS
- Import Invoice
Fees
Certificate of Origin | - | Rs.1500.00 |
Extra Copy of Certificate of Origin | - | Rs.750.00 |
Duplicate Certificate of Origin | - | Rs.1500.00 |
True Copy of Certificate of Origin | - | Rs.500.00 |
Service providing time
Time of Submission for Certificate of Origin | - 8.30 AM - 3.00 PM |
Time of Issuance of Certificate of Origin | - 9.00 AM - 12.30 PM |
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- விவரங்கள்
- பிரிவு: South Asian Free Trade Area (SAFTA)
- Afghanistan
- Bangladesh
- Bhutan
- India
- Nepal
- Maldives
- Pakistan
- விவரங்கள்
- பிரிவு: South Asian Free Trade Area (SAFTA)
Sensitive List under SAFTA
- Afghanistan - Revised Sensitive List HS 2007
[PDF - 579 KB] - Bangladesh - Revised Sensitive Lists- HS 2012
[PDF - 5 MB] - Bhutan - Revised Sensitive List 2007
[PDF - 117 KB] - India - Revised Sensitive List HS-2012
[PDF - 458 KB] - Maldives - Sensitive List HS- 2012
[PDF - 71 KB] - Nepal - Sensitive Lists HS-2012
[PDF - 422 KB] - Pakistan - Sensitive Lists- HS 2012
[PDF - 1 MB] - Sri Lanka - Revised Sensitive List for LDCs HS 2012
[PDF - 236 KB] - Sri Lanka - Revised Sensitive List for NLDCs HS 2012
[PDF - 257 KB]
- விவரங்கள்
- பிரிவு: South Asian Free Trade Area (SAFTA)
The Governments of the SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) Member States comprising the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, the Kingdom of Bhutan, the Republic of India, the Republic of Maldives, the Kingdom of Nepal, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka hereinafter referred to as “Contracting States”
Motivated by the commitment to strengthen intra-SAARC economic cooperation to maximise the realization of the region’s potential for trade and development for the benefit of their people, in a spirit of mutual accommodation, with full respect for the principles of sovereign equality, independence and territorial integrity of all States;
Noting that the Agreement on SAARC Preferential Trading Arrangement (SAPTA) signed in Dhaka on the 11 th of April 1993 provides for the adoption of various instruments of trade liberalization on a preferential basis;
Convinced that preferential trading arrangements among SAARC Member States will act as a stimulus to the strengthening of national and SAARC economic resilience, and the development of the national economies of the Contracting States by expanding investment and production opportunities, trade, and foreign exchange earnings as well as the development of economic and technological cooperation;
Aware that a number of regions are entering into such arrangements to enhance trade through the free movement of goods;
Recognizing that Least Developed Countries in the region need to be accorded special and differential treatment commensurate with their development needs; and
Recognizing that it is necessary to progress beyond a Preferential Trading Arrangement to move towards higher levels of trade and economic cooperation in the region by removing barriers to cross-border flow of goods;
Have agreed as follows:
South Asian Free Trade Area (SAFTA)