DGFT to provide Online facility for obtaining import license for ‘Restricted’ items from 18th March, 2019 – Step-wise procedure
File No. 01/53/8/AM19/O-5/IC
Government of India
Ministry of Commerce & Industry
Department of Commerce
Directorate General of Foreign Trade
Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi
Trade Notice No: 49/2015-2020
Dated: 15.03.2019
To,
All Regional Authorities of DGFT
All Importers/Members of Trade
All Technical Authorities of different Departments
In line with the revised application form ANF-2M issued vide Public Notice No. 79 dated 15th March, 2019, a new module for filling such online applications to DGFT (HQ) has been made operational from 18.03.2019.
2. All applicants (individuals, corporate or State/Central entities) are required to use this online facility for filing applications and no application will be accepted in offline mode.
IEC is essential for this online module ; the entities not having an IEC, may use the relevant IEC no. as per the Annexure-I. Further, FAQs on provisions regarding imports may be assessed at: https://dgft.gov.in/user-facilitation/fag-provisions-regarding-imports
3. The step by step process for filing online application for Import license is as under:
(i) Visit DGFT website http://dgft.gov.in
(ii) Select ‘Services” tab.
(iii) Click on “ECOM” and select “Online ECOM Application “.
(iv) Page with “e-filling of Application” will open
( http://dgftcom.nic.in/eComapplications.html )
(v) Select “Restricted Item for import license”.
(vi) Login to application after OTP based authentication using email/mobile
(vii) Fill IEC details*, RCMC details (if applicable) and other data fields along with details of import items; attach documents (in pdf format- max 5MB) and make payment online.
(viii) Select the concerned jurisdictional RA from the dropdown list and submit your application.
(ix) Instant acknowledgement of application will be received on the applicant’s mobile and email.
4. While submitting the application form it may kindly be noted that:
(a) Multiple/Different import items are permitted in a single application subject to the following:
(i) Only one port of Registration (POR) for Customs purposes is allowed for all the import items mentioned in the This Customs Port of Registration cannot be changed, once the Import License has been issued by the RA of DGFT.
(ii) No import from non- EDI ports is permissible;
(iii) In case, different ports of registration arc required, applicant may file separate applications.
(b) Separate applications may be made for import of “Restricted” items, STE items (canalized through state agencies) and items for supply. These items cannot be clubbed together, in one application.
(c) CIF value of import items can be filled in their actual currency However, the cumulative value will only be reflected in one of the GCA currencies.
(d) All mandatory documents required for examination of the application mu st be uploaded in pdf duly signed and stamped by the applicant/applicant firm.
5. Further, online applications must incorporate mandatory requirements under relevant Law/ Rule/Regulations. An illustrative list is as under:
Category of Application |
Mandatory Information |
Live animals and bovine semen for breeding purpose s etc. |
|
Horses for sportsmen |
|
Import of Pets |
|
Import of live animals for R&D purposes |
Certification of having R&D facilities |
Import of Tyre scrap/Lead scrap/ battery scrap |
|
Import of slag |
|
Import of ozone depleting substance |
|
Import of Wild Animals under Animal Exchange Programme |
|
Import of Arms and Ammunition |
For supply to Govt. Deptts. including Police/Defence furnish
|
Aircraft/Helicopter/ Hot Air Balloon/ UAVs |
|
Transmitter or Communication device |
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Refurbished electronic items |
|
Import of gold -dore |
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Import of Silver- dore |
|
This issues with the approval of the Competent Authority
(S. P. Roy)
Joint Director General of Foreign Trade
Telephone no.# 23062240
E-mail:shyama. roy@nic.in
Annexure -A of permanent IEC numbers which may be used by non – commercial PSU s and categories or importers/exporters mentioned against each category while applying for import/export licenses
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