Form No. Annexure-B - Procedure Regarding Claim of Preferential Concessions and Certificate of Origin of Goods under the Asia-Pacific Trade Agreement - Rules of (Determination of Origin of Goods under the Asia-Pacific Trade Agreement, (formerly known as the Bangkok Agreement)) Rules, 2006
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APTA preferential concessions depend on valid origin certificates, timely customs presentation, direct transport proof, and verification compliance. APTA preferential concessions depend on a valid Certificate of Origin issued by a designated authority, presented to Customs within its validity period, ... Summary
APTA preferential concessions depend on valid origin certificates, timely customs presentation, direct transport proof, and verification compliance.
APTA preferential concessions depend on a valid Certificate of Origin issued by a designated authority, presented to Customs within its validity period, and supported by direct-transport documentation where goods pass through non-APTA territory. Customs may verify authenticity or origin status, suspend preferential treatment pending verification, and release goods subject to administrative measures where prohibition, restriction or fraud concerns do not arise. Non-response or insufficient verification information, followed by unresolved bilateral consultation, may lead to denial of preferential treatment.
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