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Exporters may avail support under Component II of RELIEF for ECGC credit insurance cover on consignments destined for delivery or transshipment to specified countries in the affected Gulf and West Asia region. The clarification extends eligibility to exporters obtaining a new ECGC Whole Turnover Policy for the first time on or after 16 March 2026, thereby confirming that such policies qualify for Component II benefit. All other terms of Notification No. 65/2025-26 dated 19 March 2026 remain unchanged.
Exporters may avail support under Component II of RELIEF for ECGC credit insurance cover on consignments destined for delivery or transshipment to specified countries in the affected Gulf and West Asia region. The clarification extends eligibility to exporters obtaining a new ECGC Whole Turnover Policy for the first time on or after 16 March 2026, thereby confirming that such policies qualify for Component II benefit. All other terms of Notification No. 65/2025-26 dated 19 March 2026 remain unchanged.
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