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SmartCards
Expo 2005 / e-Security / RFidindia Expo
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IMPORT
OF EXHIBITS
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Exhibitors at SmartCards Expo 2005/ e-Security Expo 2005/RF id India
Expo 2005 are allowed to import non-consumable goods required for
display in the Exhibition without paying any import duty, provided
the goods in question are re-exported within a period of six months
from the date of import into India, as per the information below. |
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| ATA
CARNET: |
| India
is a signatory to the ATA Carnet System and import of goods is governed
by its rules. All Exhibitors
belonging to the member countries of ATA Carnet will get ATA Carnet
issued from their Countries Chambers of Commerce or any agency authorized
to issue Carnet duly certified by the customs.
When goods arrive in India the temporary importation for
six months will be allowed on the basis of the ATA Carnet procedure.
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following categories of items will not, however, be covered and
the Exhibitors are advised to file separate bills of entry as the
temporary imports will be governed by the Government of India’s
normal rules. |
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- All consumable goods meant for
distribution or sale which are not likely to be re-exported.
- Goods imported through the medium
of post.
- Transit Goods.
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bill of entry will be required to be filed up for such consignments
and import clearance will be governed by normal rules of the Government
of India customs. |
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Temporary import of the Exhibitors from the countries who are not
members of ATA Carnet, will be governed by the following rules: |
- The
exhibitors will be required to produce a guarantee letter from
their respective Embassies in India.
- If the Exhibits are not guaranteed
by the Embassy, some local Indian company, acceptable to the
Collector of Customs, must stand guarantee before a Bank Guarantee
can be waived.
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case Exhibitor cannot comply with (a) and (b)
above, he will have to produce a Bank Guarantee to the tune of 250%
of the invoice value as per the customs rules. |
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