Customs broker licensing requires examination, timely fee payment, prescribed licence forms, organisational-change reporting, and Form C station intimation.

Customs broker licences are issued after successful completion of written and oral examinations, timely payment of the prescribed fee, and verification by the competent customs authority. Individuals receive Form B1 licences, while companies, firms and associations may receive Form B2 licences through a qualified director, partner or authorised employee. Licensed brokers may operate at Customs Stations through Form C intimation, subject to the prescribed waiting period and specified exceptions. Licence holders must report organisational changes and obtain a fresh licence where a change results in a change of PAN.

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