Airport Special Cargo Commissionerate

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  • Email: apsc[dot]mumbai[at]gov[dot]in

Export Procedure

In all the cases of Export, whether personal, gift or commercial a Shipping bill is filled only after completion of KYC norms. The courier shipping bill is filled by the assigned authorised courier agent on the exporter’s behalf.

Depending upon the goods being exported, different type of courier shipping bill is filled, which are as follows:

CSB

Depending upon the nature of the goods, different forms are used for courier exports:

  • The Authorised Courier or his agent, who has passed the examination referred to in regulation 8 or regulation 19 of the Customs House Agents Licensing Regulations, 2004, shall make entry of goods for export in the following forms:
  • Courier Shipping Bill-III (CSB-III): For export of documents (Form G)
  • Courier Shipping Bill-IV (CSB-IV): For export of gifts, samples, and prototypes (Form H)
  • Courier Shipping Bill-V (CSB-V): For export of commercial goods (Form HA)
  • For more details, refer to the Courier Imports and Exports (Electronic Declaration and Processing) Regulations, 2010.

Useful Note

Depending upon the nature of the goods, different forms are used for courier exports:

  • Export of goods under any Export Promotion Schemes other than Drawback, RoDTEP, and RoSCTL schemes is not permitted through Courier mode.
  • The following export goods are also not permitted through courier mode:
    • (i) Goods which are subject to levy of any duty on their exports
    • (ii) Goods where the value of the consignment exceeds ₹10 lakh and a transaction in foreign exchange is involved. However, this limit of ₹10 lakh shall not apply to export consignments where a G.R. Waiver or specific permission has been obtained from the Reserve Bank of India.
  • For more details, please refer to the Courier Imports and Exports (Electronic Declaration and Processing) Regulations, 2010.
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