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Importers Must Use e-Sanchit Platform for Document Uploads to Streamline Customs Clearance and Reduce Paperwork


Importers Must Use e-Sanchit Platform for Document Uploads to Streamline Customs Clearance and Reduce Paperwork

December 19, 2019

Circulars     Customs

Mandatory uploading of import documents in e-sanchit

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