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Government of India
Ministry of Commerce and Industry
Department of Commerce
Directorate General of Foreign Trade
Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi
28th February, 2022
TRADE NOTICE No. 37/2021-22
To
1. All Regional Authorities of DGFT
2. All Customs Commissionerates
3. Members of Trade
Subject: Implementation of Notification S.O. 624 (E) dated 11.02.2022 –reg.
Reference is invited to Government of India’s Notification No. S.O. 624 (E)
dated
11.02.2022 amending the import policy of Moong (HS Code 07133190) of ITC (HS),
2022,
Schedule-I (Import Policy) from “Free” to “Restricted”.
2. In this regard, representations have been received from various entities
indicating that
certain firms have entered into purchase contract prior to 11.02.2022 for import
of Moong
(ITC(HS) Code 0713 31 90) with either (i) advance payment, or (ii) partial
advance payment
and remaining amount payable against Documents (CAD)
3. The said matter has been considered and the Director General of Foreign
Trade, in
exercise of powers under Para 2.58 of the Foreign Trade Policy (2015-2020), has
decided to
relax the provisions of Para 1.05 (b) of FTP by allowing such importers to
import Moong (HS
Code 07133190) for contracts for the fiscal year 2021-22 subject to the
condition that:
(i) Quantity eligible for import would be proportionate to the amount paid prior
to
11.02.2022 as advance. If advance payment has been made in full for the entire
contracted quantity, then eligibility would be for the entire contracted
quantity. If there
is partial payment, quantity admissible for import shall be limited to the
quantity in
proportion to the advance payment(s) made.
(ii) Documentary evidence indicating payments made for such a contract should
include the sales contract, invoice and proof of payment (SWIFT transaction
receipt)
certified by the recipient bank and any other supporting documents.
(iii) Contract for import should have been entered into prior to the date of the
said Notification. Further the payments should also have been made prior to
11.02.2022.
(iv) Undertaking should be provided by the applicant that imports of the
proportionate
quantity being claimed has not be effected prior to the date of
Notification/till date.
(v) The imports should be only for Financial Year 2021-22 such that the bill of
lading
is issued on or before 31.03.2022. No requests for extensions shall be
considered.
4. Further, such contracts must be registered with the Jurisdictional
Regional Offices of the
Additional DGFT(s) only i.e., at Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru,
Hyderabad,
Ahmedabad, Ludhiana latest by 15.03.2022. Applicants seeking relaxation in Para
1.05 of
FTP (2015-2020) may submit their application to the jurisdictional RAs
mentioned, for
registration of their contracts, by making an online payment of Rs. 2000/- as
application fee
(for relaxation in Policy/ Procedure as per Appendix 2K). The given payments may
be made
online on the DGFT Website under Services --> eMisc Payments.
5. It is further informed that such applications for ‘Registration
Certificate for Imports’ may
be submitted online as well w.e.f. 07.03.2022. Any given application being
submitted after
07.03.2022 must be submitted online only through the DGFT Website → Services →
Import
Management System → Apply for Registration Certificate for Imports. Manual
submissions to the
Jurisdictional RA are however allowed till 07.03.2022.
6. Such contracts shall be registered by the Jurisdictional RAs only after
due verification of
the documents submitted by the applicant(s). The registration shall be permitted
only with the
approval of the Head of Office. RAs are requested to dispose all such cases
within 3 days of
the receipt of complete applications.
This issues with the approval of the Competent Authority.
(Md. Moin Afaque)
Deputy Director General of Foreign Trade
E-mail: [email protected]
[Issued from File no.
M-5012/300/2002/PC-2(A)./E-1657]
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