Direct receipt of import bills for rough precious and semi-precious stones extends liberalised eligibility and bank due diligence conditions. Non-status holder exporters of rough precious and semi-precious stones may receive import bills/documents directly from overseas suppliers and obtain remittance from AD Category I banks up to the enhanced threshold where documentary evidence is produced; banks must comply with the Foreign Trade Policy, satisfy themselves as to bonafides, complete KYC and due diligence on the importer, and obtain reports on overseas suppliers.
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Direct receipt of import bills for rough precious and semi-precious stones extends liberalised eligibility and bank due diligence conditions.
Non-status holder exporters of rough precious and semi-precious stones may receive import bills/documents directly from overseas suppliers and obtain remittance from AD Category I banks up to the enhanced threshold where documentary evidence is produced; banks must comply with the Foreign Trade Policy, satisfy themselves as to bonafides, complete KYC and due diligence on the importer, and obtain reports on overseas suppliers.
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