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of <h1>CBEC Customs Manual: Duty-Free Import Rules for Commercial Samples in India; Conditions and Limitations Under Geneva Convention.</h1> The CBEC's Customs Manual outlines the regulations for importing commercial samples into India, facilitating international trade. Samples, which may include consumer goods and engineering prototypes, can be imported duty-free under certain conditions. India adheres to the 1952 Geneva Convention, allowing duty-free import of genuine samples, provided they are not prohibited items like wildlife or narcotics. Samples must be free of charge, with individual values not exceeding Rs.5,000 and an annual aggregate limit of Rs.3,00,000 or 50 units. Prototypes above Rs.10,000 must be re-exported within nine months. Importers must declare values accurately, with penalties for non-compliance.
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