Customs privileges allow privileged persons to import or purchase specified goods duty-free for personal, family, or official use. The rules qualify a privileged person as one entitled to import or purchase from bonded stocks free of customs duty for personal, family or official use ... Summary
Foreign Privileged Persons (Regulation of Customs Privileges) Rules, 1957
Customs privileges allow privileged persons to import or purchase specified goods duty-free for personal, family, or official use.
The rules qualify a privileged person as one entitled to import or purchase from bonded stocks free of customs duty for personal, family or official use in Missions or equivalent posts; goods include articles and motor vehicles so imported or purchased and items bought from another privileged person on which customs duty has not been paid; a non-privileged person is anyone not so entitled.
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