The specific documents required for export from India may vary depending on the nature of the goods being exported and the destination country. However, some of the common documents required for export from India include:
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Export License: If the goods being exported are restricted or require a license, an export license from the relevant government authority may be required.
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Invoice: An invoice is a document that lists the goods being exported along with their prices, quantities, and other relevant details.
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Packing List: This document lists the contents of each package being shipped and includes information such as the weight, dimensions, and value of the goods.
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Shipping Bill/Bill of Lading: This document is a declaration by the exporter to the customs authorities regarding the details of the shipment, including the name of the vessel, port of destination, and the value of the goods being shipped.
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Certificate of Origin: This document certifies that the goods being exported are of Indian origin and may be required by the importing country's customs authorities.
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Insurance Certificate: An insurance certificate may be required to cover the goods during transit.
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Export Declaration Form: This is a mandatory document that needs to be filled in by the exporter to declare the value of the goods being exported.
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GST Invoice: This document is required if the goods being exported are taxable under the Indian GST (Goods and Services Tax) regime.
It is advisable to consult with an experienced freight forwarder or customs agent for specific requirements and procedures for exporting goods from India.
