Import of Drone (custom clearance)

[Guest]

hello

i had imported a drone from singapore and it now shows tat it needs custome clearance and its held for clearance in DEHLI CED ... please tell me who to contact and how to contact

this is the tracking id

EX019254877SG through indiapost/singaporepost

http://www.parcelcode.com/courier/Ems?traackingnumber=EX019254877SG

contact details':

[email protected]

# +91 9070609979

[Kishan Barai]

TOYS ARE FREELY IMPORTABLE WHEN ACCOMPANIED BY

I) A CERTIFICATE THAT THE IMPORTED GOODS CONFORM TO BIS STANDARDS IS 9873(PART 1,2,3,4,7 AND 9)

(II) A CERTIFICATE THAT THE TOYS BEING IMPORTED CONFORM TO IS 9873(PART 1,2,3,4,7 AND 9) AND 15644:2006 AND

(III) A CERTIFICATE OF CONFORMANCE FROM THE MANUFACTURER THAT THE REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE OF TOYS BEING IMPORTED HAVE BEEN TESTED BY AN INDEPENDENT LABORATORY WHICH IS ACCREDITED BY NABL, INDIA AND FOUND TO MEET THE SPECIFICATIONS INDICATED ABOVE. THE CERTIFICATE SHOULD ALSO LINK THE TOYS IN THE CONSIGNMENT TO THE PERIOD OF MANUFACTURE INDICATED IN THE CERTIFICATE OF CONFORMANCE.PL REFER DGFT NOTN 26/2015-20 DTD 1.9.2017. VERIFY THAT THE RATE OF IGST/GST COMPENSATION CESS HAS BEEN CORRECTLY LEVIED AND EXEMPTION IF ANY, CORRECTLY CLAIMED.

[Rohit Jain]

Drones require prior NOC from DGCA. Import of drones is not allowed freely in India.

AI Summary

Importing Drones in India: NOC Required from DGCA, Toys Need BIS Standards Compliance for Customs Clearance An individual imported a drone from Singapore, which is currently held for customs clearance in Delhi. They sought advice on whom to contact for assistance. A respondent explained that toys can be freely imported if they meet specific BIS standards and are accompanied by the necessary certificates. Another respondent clarified that drones require a prior No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and are not freely importable in India. The discussion highlights the regulatory requirements for importing drones and toys into India.