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The GOI amended import policies under Foreign Trade (Development ...


Government Removes Import Restrictions on Patrol Boats, Surveillance Vessels and Maritime Equipment Under CTH 890690 of Trade Act

January 30, 2025

Notifications     DGFT

The GOI amended import policies under Foreign Trade (Development & Regulation) Act, 1992, modifying restrictions on vessels under CTH 890690. Items under codes 89069010 (patrol boats, surveillance vessels, air-cushion vehicles, remote operated vehicles) and 89069090 (other vessels) have been reclassified from "Restricted" to "Free" import status. This amendment, executed through powers under Sections 3 and 5 of the Act and aligned with Foreign Trade Policy 2023, removes previous import restrictions on these maritime vessels. The policy change takes immediate effect, liberalizing the import regime for specialized maritime vessels and related equipment.

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