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Permission is granted for transshipment of imported courier goods from the New Courier Terminal, Delhi to specified air cargo ports (Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Jaipur and Ahmedabad) through the nominated carrier, subject to compliance with transshipment procedures under the Customs Act, 1962 and applicable instructions; the permission is valid up to 30.01.2026, renewable on satisfactory compliance, and liable to withdrawal. The permission is conditioned on execution and operation of prescribed transshipment bonds by the courier entity and the carrier, manifesting goods specifically for transshipment, segregation and secured storage under customs control, CTM-based applications and approvals, customs sealing and X-ray, escorted transfer and double-lock custody, debit/re-credit of bond value on destination acknowledgement within 10 days, record maintenance, and production of destination certificates within 15 days to discharge bond, failing which prescribed amounts become payable.
Permission is granted for transshipment of imported courier goods from the New Courier Terminal, Delhi to specified air cargo ports (Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Jaipur and Ahmedabad) through the nominated carrier, subject to compliance with transshipment procedures under the Customs Act, 1962 and applicable instructions; the permission is valid up to 30.01.2026, renewable on satisfactory compliance, and liable to withdrawal. The permission is conditioned on execution and operation of prescribed transshipment bonds by the courier entity and the carrier, manifesting goods specifically for transshipment, segregation and secured storage under customs control, CTM-based applications and approvals, customs sealing and X-ray, escorted transfer and double-lock custody, debit/re-credit of bond value on destination acknowledgement within 10 days, record maintenance, and production of destination certificates within 15 days to discharge bond, failing which prescribed amounts become payable.
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