Transportation of goods via foreign territory requires a Customs Transit Declaration, bond, one-time-lock sealing and EDI transition. The Transportation of Goods (Through Foreign Territory) Regulations, 2020 supersede the 1965 rules and cover India-to-India transit through Bangladesh under the ACMP and PIWTT and land routes partly over foreign territory; consignors, carriers or authorised agents must file a prescribed Customs Transit Declaration and bond, seal cargo with a customs one-time-lock, and follow endorsement, retention and copy-distribution procedures at exit, entry and re-entry ports, with manual CTD filing to be replaced by EDI when developed and electronic arrival entries acceptable for bond crediting/closure.
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Transportation of goods via foreign territory requires a Customs Transit Declaration, bond, one-time-lock sealing and EDI transition.
The Transportation of Goods (Through Foreign Territory) Regulations, 2020 supersede the 1965 rules and cover India-to-India transit through Bangladesh under the ACMP and PIWTT and land routes partly over foreign territory; consignors, carriers or authorised agents must file a prescribed Customs Transit Declaration and bond, seal cargo with a customs one-time-lock, and follow endorsement, retention and copy-distribution procedures at exit, entry and re-entry ports, with manual CTD filing to be replaced by EDI when developed and electronic arrival entries acceptable for bond crediting/closure.
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