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....14. However, the obligation to export under the 20:80 scheme would apply to the unutilised gold imported before November 28, 2014. ii. Nominated banks and nominated agencies, as notified by DGFT, are permitted to import gold on consignment basis. In addition to the above, qualified jewellers and Tariff Rate Quota Holders (TRQ Holders) under India-UAE CEPA, as notified by International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) will be permitted to import gold under specific ITC (HS) Codes through India International Bullion Exchange IFSC Limited (IIBX). All sale of gold domestically will, however, be against upfront payment. Nominated banks are free to grant gold metal loans. iii. The Status Holder Exporters shall adhere to the guid....

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.... of Precious Metals or/and Studded With Diamonds / Precious Stones /Semi-precious. Suppliers' and Buyers' credit (trade credit) including the usance period of Letters of Credit opened for import of gold in any form, including jewellery made of gold/precious metals or/and studded with diamonds/semi- precious/precious stones, should not exceed 90 days from the date of shipment. C.11.3. Import of Gold by Qualified Jewellers as notified by IFSCA i. The following directions enable resident Qualified Jewellers to import gold through IIBX or any other exchange approved by IFSCA and DGFT, Government of India: • AD banks may allow Qualified Jewellers to remit advance payments for eleven days for import of gold through....

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....lations. Any deviation from the extant guidelines for import of Gold through IIBX need to be approved in advance by IFSCA and other applicable and appropriate authority/ies. ii. IFSC Authority (IFSCA) will conduct all required due diligence on the exchange - IIBX including all other entities involved in enabling import of Gold by QJs in terms of the IFSCA regulations. IFSCA shall also put in place necessary system to ensure that the advance remittance received from QJs are solely for the purpose for import of gold through IIBX. iii. AD bank shall ensure that: • all required documentation, custom duty related procedures and filing Bill of Entry (BoE) as evidence of import, etc. is complete for the import of gold by QJ with....

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.... Para C.12 of the Master Direction - Import of Goods & Services ] C.12.1. Import of Platinum/ Palladium/ Rhodium/ Silver/ Rough, Cut & Polished Diamonds/ Precious and Semi-precious Stones. (a) Suppliers' and Buyers' Credit, including the usance period of Letters of Credit opened for import of Platinum, Palladium, Rhodium and Silver and rough, cut and polished Diamonds, Precious and semi-precious stones; should not exceed 90 days from the date of shipment. However, for Clean Credit i.e. credit given by a foreign supplier to its Indian customer/ buyer, without any Letter of Credit (Suppliers' Credit)/ Letter of Undertaking (Buyers' Credit)/ Fixed Deposits from any Indian financial institution for import of rough, cut a....