What are the licenses required to export from India?

Other Licenses or Registrations To start an export business, the above registrations and licenses may be sufficient in most states. However, based on the state, further registration such as shop & establishment act license, factory license, ESI / PF registration, etc., may also be required.

Where can I get export license in India?

The online application process can be made on the DGFT website. On the homepage, the applicant will have to go to the ‘Services’ section, where under the ‘Online ECOM Application’ section, they will have to select ‘Restricted Item Import License/Restricted Export Item’.

How export license is obtained?

An export license is a document issued by the appropriate licensing agency after which an exporter is allowed to transport his product in a foreign market. The license is only issued after a careful review of the facts surrounding the given export transaction.

What is export licensing?

An export license is a government document that authorizes or grants permission to conduct a specific export transaction (including the export of technology). Export licenses are issued by the appropriate licensing agency after a careful review of the facts surrounding the given export transaction.

What is BRC in exports?

Bank Realisation Certificate (BRC) is issued by Banks based on realisation of payment against export by an Exporter. Any firm applying for benefits under Foreign Trade Policy is required to furnish valid BRC as a proof of realisation of payment against exports made.

What are the benefits of DGFT?

The main functionality role of DGFT is the note to issue for Notification, Public Notices, Circulars and much more. When you need to move ahead with your international business, DGFT will be granting you with Importer Exporter Code. It concludes the main need and requirement to import and export business and services.

What are the types of export licence?

Types of Export Licences

• Individual Dual-Use Licences.
• Global (Dual-Use) Licences.
• Military Licences.
• Brokering Activities Licences.
• Licensing under the Torture Regulations.
• Global Transfer Licences – Directive 2009/43/EC.