Amendment of Notification No. 63/1994-Customs (N.T), dated the 21st November, 1994 – Appointment of Loksan, Nagarkata and Kulkuli as Land Customs Stations on India-Bhutan Border - 18/2013 - Customs - Non Tariff
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Land Customs Station appointments limit specific imports and allow seasonal cross border trade through designated routes. The amendment appoints Loksan and Nagarkata as Land Customs Stations limited to the import of ginger, orange and cardamom, and Kulkuli as a Land Customs Station limited to the import of oranges; trade through these stations is allowed only seasonally between the first day of August and the thirty-first day of March. The notification also inserts specific road connections for each station in the TABLE for the Land Frontier of Bhutan, identifying the routes that link the named Indian bazaars to their Bhutanese counterparts.
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Land Customs Station appointments limit specific imports and allow seasonal cross border trade through designated routes.
The amendment appoints Loksan and Nagarkata as Land Customs Stations limited to the import of ginger, orange and cardamom, and Kulkuli as a Land Customs Station limited to the import of oranges; trade through these stations is allowed only seasonally between the first day of August and the thirty-first day of March. The notification also inserts specific road connections for each station in the TABLE for the Land Frontier of Bhutan, identifying the routes that link the named Indian bazaars to their Bhutanese counterparts.
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