Rules for passing free of import duty baggage in actual use, and for the landing of passenger’s baggage and passing the same through the ports, Saurashtra (From Rule 1 to Rule V)
Rules for passing free of import duty baggage in actual use, and for the landing of passenger’s baggage and passing the same through the ports, Saurashtra
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Baggage declaration requirement: passenger declaration enables duty-free passage; transhipped goods treated as foreign imports under customs rules. Personal baggage arriving by steamers from Customs Ports is eligible for duty-free passage if the passenger files a prescribed declaration certifying the baggage was actually shipped at the departing Customs Port and not transhipped there from a vessel from a foreign port; such baggage may be passed free by the Customs Officer at the Passenger Pier or on board. If baggage was transhipped at a Customs Port from a vessel from a foreign port, it must be dealt with as baggage arriving directly from foreign ports.
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Baggage declaration requirement: passenger declaration enables duty-free passage; transhipped goods treated as foreign imports under customs rules.
Personal baggage arriving by steamers from Customs Ports is eligible for duty-free passage if the passenger files a prescribed declaration certifying the baggage was actually shipped at the departing Customs Port and not transhipped there from a vessel from a foreign port; such baggage may be passed free by the Customs Officer at the Passenger Pier or on board. If baggage was transhipped at a Customs Port from a vessel from a foreign port, it must be dealt with as baggage arriving directly from foreign ports.
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