Unaccompanied baggage import form requires passenger, shipment, article details, residence-eligibility claim and duty liability acknowledgement. The CBD-II unaccompanied baggage declaration collects passenger and authorised person details, classifies baggage as TR or NTR, and requires shipment, transport and container particulars alongside a schedule of imported articles with quantities and declared values. For TR claims it records prior short visits to India. The declarant must certify accuracy, assert eligibility for transfer of residence allowances according to claimed periods of stay, notify Customs of any shortfall, and acknowledge compliance with the Customs Act, 1962 including potential duty and interest liability.
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Unaccompanied baggage import form requires passenger, shipment, article details, residence-eligibility claim and duty liability acknowledgement.
The CBD-II unaccompanied baggage declaration collects passenger and authorised person details, classifies baggage as TR or NTR, and requires shipment, transport and container particulars alongside a schedule of imported articles with quantities and declared values. For TR claims it records prior short visits to India. The declarant must certify accuracy, assert eligibility for transfer of residence allowances according to claimed periods of stay, notify Customs of any shortfall, and acknowledge compliance with the Customs Act, 1962 including potential duty and interest liability.
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