Export Realisation Period: exporters must repatriate proceeds within prescribed statutory timeframes and route receipts through authorised banks. All export and import receipts and payments must be routed through an Authorised Dealer or Authorised Person and comply with the Manner of Receipt and ... Summary
Foreign Exchange Management (Export and Import of Goods and Services) Regulations, 2026
Export Realisation Period: exporters must repatriate proceeds within prescribed statutory timeframes and route receipts through authorised banks.
All export and import receipts and payments must be routed through an Authorised Dealer or Authorised Person and comply with the Manner of Receipt and Payment Regulations, with country specific settlement rules and monitoring via EDPM S/IDPMS. Exporters must realise and repatriate full export value within prescribed statutory periods from shipment or invoice, subject to extended timelines when invoiced or settled in Indian rupees, project specific terms, and authorised dealer granted extensions. Authorised Dealers must verify genuineness, permit third party transactions if bona fide, allow reductions or declaration based closure for small value consignments, and monitor unrealised proceeds that may restrict future exports.
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