Form No. Appendix IA - Form of certificate to be given in respect of goods, other than Motor Vehicles, imported by Sea, Air or Land for the Official use of Diplomatic Missions, Consular Posts and Trade Representations - Rule 3(1) - Foreign Privileged Persons (Regulation of Customs Privileges) Rules, 1957
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Diplomatic customs privilege certification restricts disposal of officially imported goods and requires verified documentation before customs clearance. Customs privilege certification for imported goods, other than motor vehicles, requires confirmation that goods are intended for the official use of a ... Summary
Foreign Privileged Persons (Regulation of Customs Privileges) Rules, 1957
Diplomatic customs privilege certification restricts disposal of officially imported goods and requires verified documentation before customs clearance.
Customs privilege certification for imported goods, other than motor vehicles, requires confirmation that goods are intended for the official use of a diplomatic mission, consular post or trade representation. The certificate restricts sale or disposal in India without prior concurrence and payment of applicable customs duty. It records the intended official residence or office use, transport and goods particulars, quantity and value, and requires official sealing and authorised signature. Customs verifies the signature and seal, arrival information and particulars before recording clearance under the bill of entry.
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