Foreign exchange import controls require authorised dealers to verify licences, documentation, and reporting for compliant remittances. Directions require authorised dealers to follow DGFT import policy and RBI directions when selling foreign exchange or transferring rupees for imports, observe normal banking procedures for letters of credit, obtain prescribed undertakings or tax clearance for payments relating to services and drawings and designs, verify import licences and Form A1 applications, and ensure documentary evidence of import for transactions above prescribed thresholds. Rules govern advance remittances, endorsement and retention of exchange control copies, time limits on settlement and interest treatment, and reporting and preservation of import documentation.
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Foreign exchange import controls require authorised dealers to verify licences, documentation, and reporting for compliant remittances.
Directions require authorised dealers to follow DGFT import policy and RBI directions when selling foreign exchange or transferring rupees for imports, observe normal banking procedures for letters of credit, obtain prescribed undertakings or tax clearance for payments relating to services and drawings and designs, verify import licences and Form A1 applications, and ensure documentary evidence of import for transactions above prescribed thresholds. Rules govern advance remittances, endorsement and retention of exchange control copies, time limits on settlement and interest treatment, and reporting and preservation of import documentation.
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