EPCG scheme import eligibility for service providers requires technical justification via Chartered Engineer Certificate to permit restricted item imports. Service providers who require items such as carpets, crockery, marble and chandeliers may be granted imports under the EPCG Scheme; regional offices must follow Customs guidance when issuing licences. For items restricted under the Scheme, applicants must submit a Chartered Engineer Certificate in the prescribed annexed format certifying that the technical description, specification and quantities are correct and that the items are actually required for the EPCG application.
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EPCG scheme import eligibility for service providers requires technical justification via Chartered Engineer Certificate to permit restricted item imports.
Service providers who require items such as carpets, crockery, marble and chandeliers may be granted imports under the EPCG Scheme; regional offices must follow Customs guidance when issuing licences. For items restricted under the Scheme, applicants must submit a Chartered Engineer Certificate in the prescribed annexed format certifying that the technical description, specification and quantities are correct and that the items are actually required for the EPCG application.
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