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Import Of Cars and other Vehicles into India

General Conditions
Passenger cars and automobile vehicles may be imported into India by certain categories of eligible importers. The import can be made without a license subject to the following conditions:
1. Payment for the vehicle is made outside India and such payment should not result in remittance of foreign exchange from India.
2. Payment of the customs duty is made in foreign exchange.
3. Specific conditions applicable for each category of eligible importers are complied with.
Eligible Importers
Indian nationals or foreign nationals of Indian origin coming to India for permanent settlement
Foreign Nationals (including persons of Indian origin) married to Indian Nationals
Foreign Nationals working in India
Branches / Offices of Foreign Firms, Companies and Institutions established in India
Companies incorporated in India having Foreign / NRI Equity participation
Accredited Journalists / Correspondents of Foreign News Agencies
Indian firms executing contracts abroad
Charitable and Missionary Institutions
Physically handicapped persons
Honorary Consuls of Foreign Governments
Duty Payable
Import Duty is payable on motor cars, motor cycles and scooters (whether new or old) imported into India on the basis of their list price prevailing in the country of their manufacture on the date on which the Bill of Entry is presented.
Trade discount and depreciation in case of old vehicles are deducted from the price list. Depreciation for second hand or used cars is allowed at the prescribed scale. The period for which depreciation is allowable is calculated from the date of registration of the vehicle to the date of actual shipment of the vehicle or the date of departure of the owner from the foreign country, which ever is earlier.
Freight from the country of manufacture and insurance charges are added. Freight is calculated from the country of manufacture to the first port of landing in India. The landing charges are also added to arrive at the final assessable value
The rate of exchange would be as on the date on which the Bill of Entry for clearance is presented to the Customs.
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