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Transshipment permission is renewed for a courier operator to...
Courier transshipment of imported goods via named carrier to air cargo stations renewed until 30.01.2026; exemption conditional, strict controls apply.
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Transshipment permission is renewed for a courier operator to transship imported goods from the New Courier Terminal, Delhi to specified air cargo customs stations in India through a named carrier, and is granted up to 30.01.2026, co-terminus with the carrier's bond validity. The carrier remains exempt from furnishing a bank guarantee; if the exemption conditions are breached and a bank guarantee becomes required before 30.01.2026, the transshipment permission through that carrier will lapse on that date. Transshipment is permitted only for goods specifically manifested for transshipment and is subject to prescribed controls, including segregation on arrival, secured double-lock storage, CTM-based application and officer approval, escort and sealing requirements, X-ray in Customs presence, bond debit/credit on acknowledgement within 10 days, recordkeeping, and bond discharge upon destination certification, failing which the custodian is liable to pay the value/market price.
Transshipment permission is renewed for a courier operator to transship imported goods from the New Courier Terminal, Delhi to specified air cargo customs stations in India through a named carrier, and is granted up to 30.01.2026, co-terminus with the carrier's bond validity. The carrier remains exempt from furnishing a bank guarantee; if the exemption conditions are breached and a bank guarantee becomes required before 30.01.2026, the transshipment permission through that carrier will lapse on that date. Transshipment is permitted only for goods specifically manifested for transshipment and is subject to prescribed controls, including segregation on arrival, secured double-lock storage, CTM-based application and officer approval, escort and sealing requirements, X-ray in Customs presence, bond debit/credit on acknowledgement within 10 days, recordkeeping, and bond discharge upon destination certification, failing which the custodian is liable to pay the value/market price.
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