Seamless Import Clearance Without Delays

Import clearance is the regulatory process of presenting imported goods to Indian customs authorities, paying applicable duties, fulfilling compliance requirements, and obtaining release for the cargo. It includes Bill of Entry filing, duty payment, examination (if required), and port/ICD release.

Under the faceless assessment system, compliant shipments with complete documentation typically clear in 24–72 hours. Examination orders may add 1–3 days. Our proactive approach minimizes delays at every stage of the clearance process.

Typically: Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading/Airway Bill, Certificate of Origin, Import License (if applicable), and product certifications (BIS, FSSAI etc.). Requirements vary by product category — our team provides a tailored document checklist.

The Bill of Entry is the formal customs declaration document filed for imported goods. It contains details of goods, HS classification, declared value, and applicable duties. Filing an accurate BoE is critical — errors can lead to re-assessment, fines, or cargo holds.

Import duties in India include Basic Customs Duty (BCD), IGST, and in some cases AIDC, SWS, or anti-dumping duties. The exact duty depends on the HS code, country of origin, and applicable exemption notifications. We calculate this precisely to minimize your cost.

Yes. We handle clearance for a wide range of goods including restricted items (with valid licenses), regulated goods requiring third-party certifications, and specialized cargo requiring sample testing or examination procedures.

After customs release, we coordinate port delivery order (DO) generation, container release from the terminal, and handover to your transporter or warehouse. We also ensure all post-clearance documents are archived for your records.

Yes. We work with leading freight forwarders and consolidators to handle LCL cargo clearance, ensuring each consignee's goods are accurately declared and released promptly from the CFS or ICD.