Presented by:-

Sudhansu Sekhar Panda

Sangram Keshari Rout
Puja Kumari
Monalisha Priyadarshani
Kabita Sahu
Introduction
EXIM- Export Import Policy

It is also known as the Foreign Trade Policy.

The foreign trade of India is guided by the Export Import
policy of govt. of India.

Regulated by the foreign trade development and
regulatory Act 1992.
What is EXIM Policy
Export import policy of the government that is announced
every five years

Policy consists of :-
General provisions regarding exports and imports
Promotional measures
Duty exemption schemes
Export promotion schemes
Special economic zone programs
and other details for different sector
General Objective
Globalization
Sustained economic growth
Improving Technology
International Standards
Quality Products
productivity competitiveness of Indian Industry
improving export performance
encourage foreign trade



Objective of Exim policy (2009-
2014)
Prepared and announced by the central government.
The Foreign Trade Policy for the period 2009-2014-
announced on 27th August 2009
1. To arrest the declining exports and reverse the trend.
2. To double Indias exports of goods and services by
2014.
3. To double Indias share in global merchandise trade
by 2020 as long term aim of this policy. Indias share
in global merchandise export was 1.45% in 2008.


General provisions
Exports and Imports free unless regulated
Compliance with Laws
Interpretation of Policy
Procedure
Exemption from Policy/ Procedure
Principles of Restriction
Restricted Goods

Contd..
Terms and Conditions of a License
Importer-Exporter Code Number
Exemption from Bank Guarantee
Clearance of Goods from Customs

Target
Export target : $ 200 billions for 2010-
2011.

Export growth rate :15% for next two
years and 25% there after.

EPCG Scheme
EXPORT PROMOTION CAPITAL GOODS
Scheme extended for pre and post production
facility
Concessional 3% Duty EPCG Scheme
Imports of spares to be included
Capital goods up to 10 years shall be allowed
EPCG for agro units

Special Focus Initiative
SECTORS INITIATIVES
MARKET
DIVERSIFICATION
27 New Countries have been
included in Focus Market Scheme.

The incentives increased from 2.5
to 3%.

TECHNOLOGICAL
UPGRADATION
EPCG scheme at zero duty have
been introduced and has been
simplified.

SECTORS INITIATIVES
HANDLOOMS AND
HANDICRAFTS
Duty free import of old pieces of
hand knotted carpets on
consignment basis for re-export
after repair is permitted.
GEMS & JEWELLERY Import of Gold of 8k and above is
allowed under replenishment
scheme.

Duty free re-import entitlement
for rejected jewellery shall be 2%
of FOB value of exports.

SECTOR INITIATIVES

AGRICULTURE AND
VILLAGE INDUSTRY

Vishesh Krishi and Gram Udyog
Yojana.

Import of inputs such as pesticides
are permitted.

LEATHER AND
FOOTWEAR

Finished Leather exports to be
incentivized.


SECTORS INITIATIVES
MARINE SECTOR Duty free import of specified
specialized inputs and chemicals is
allowed to the extent of 1% of FOB
value of preceding financial years
export.
Marine sector included for benefits
under zero duty EPCG scheme.
ELECTRONICS AND
IT HARDWARE
MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIES
Export of electronic goods to be
incentivized under Focus Product
Scheme.
Electronics Sector included for
benefits under SHIS schemes.
SECTORS

INITIATIVES

INCENTIVES FOR
EXPORTS FROM THE
NORTH EASTERN
REGION.
Notified products of this region
would be incentivized under Reward
Schemes.
GREEN PRODUCTS
AND TECHNOLOGIES

Focus would be on items relating to
transportation, solar and wind power
generation and other products as may
be notified, which will be incentivized
under Reward Schemes.