Customs landing restrictions govern vessels and aircraft entering India, with limited exceptions for unavoidable emergencies and mandatory reporting. The person-in-charge of a vessel or aircraft entering India from outside India must not call or land at any place other than a customs port or customs airport, unless permitted by the Board. If compelled to land elsewhere because of accident, stress of weather, or another unavoidable cause, immediate reporting to customs or police is required, along with production of the log book, restraint on unloading goods or departure of crew and passengers without consent, and compliance with directions concerning the goods.
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Customs landing restrictions govern vessels and aircraft entering India, with limited exceptions for unavoidable emergencies and mandatory reporting.
The person-in-charge of a vessel or aircraft entering India from outside India must not call or land at any place other than a customs port or customs airport, unless permitted by the Board. If compelled to land elsewhere because of accident, stress of weather, or another unavoidable cause, immediate reporting to customs or police is required, along with production of the log book, restraint on unloading goods or departure of crew and passengers without consent, and compliance with directions concerning the goods.
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