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<h1>India's Postal Import Process: Customs Compliance, Parcel Scrutiny, and Duty Collection Explained</h1> The procedure for postal imports in India involves several steps to ensure compliance with customs regulations. Parcels labeled as 'Postal Parcel' or similar are processed at designated Foreign Post Offices. Upon arrival, the Postmaster provides Customs with necessary documentation, including a memo of parcels received, and files Bills of Entry. Customs Appraisers scrutinize these documents to identify parcels for examination due to insufficient details or suspected issues. Duty is calculated based on current rates and currency conversion, and parcels are detained or cleared accordingly. Misdeclared or undervalued parcels are detained for adjudication. Duties are collected by the Post Office, which coordinates with Customs for final clearance and record-keeping.