Gold import policy: qualified IFSC jewellers may import specified gold through the India International Bullion Exchange. Amendment permits qualified jewellers notified by IFSCA to import specified gold tariff lines through the India International Bullion Exchange in IFSC while maintaining that imports of gold under listed ITC(HS) codes remain restricted to nominated agencies as notified by RBI and DGFT; refineries may import gold dore against an import licence with an AU condition. Imports under Advance Authorisation and direct supply by foreign buyers to exporters remain governed by existing FTP provisions. 'Gold in any form' includes gold above twenty-two carats for Chapter 71 controls.
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Gold import policy: qualified IFSC jewellers may import specified gold through the India International Bullion Exchange.
Amendment permits qualified jewellers notified by IFSCA to import specified gold tariff lines through the India International Bullion Exchange in IFSC while maintaining that imports of gold under listed ITC(HS) codes remain restricted to nominated agencies as notified by RBI and DGFT; refineries may import gold dore against an import licence with an AU condition. Imports under Advance Authorisation and direct supply by foreign buyers to exporters remain governed by existing FTP provisions. "Gold in any form" includes gold above twenty-two carats for Chapter 71 controls.
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