Assignment of Travel

Documentation
Airport
customs
Submitted To : Mr.Abhimanyu sharma
Submitted By : kunal bhatla
Roll No. : 1920344
  Airport customs notified by the appropriate customs authority of
the country as an airport which shall be airports
for the unloading of imported goods and the
loading of exports goods or any class of such
goods. Such places the places which alone shall
be inland container depots for the unloading
ofimported goods and loading of and clearance
of exports goods or any class of such goods.
Customs  Customs is an authority agency in a country responsible for
collecting tariffs and for controlling the flow of goods, including
animals, transports, personal effects, and hazardous items into
and out of a country .

 Traditionally, customs has been considered as the fiscal subject

that charges customs duties I.e. tariffs and other taxes on import
and export .
  In recent decades , the views on the functions of custom have considerably expanded
and now covers three basic issues : taxation, security, and trade facilitation.

 Each countries has its own laws and regulations for the importand export of goods into
and our of a country.

 A wide range of penalties are faced by those who break these laws.
Airport customs checking
  Customs duty in India is defined under the Customs Act, 1962 and enables the
government to levy duty on exports and imports, prohibit export
and import of goods, procedures for importing/exporting and
offenses, penalties, etc. All matters related to customs duty fall
under the Central Board of Excise & Customs (CBEC). The CBEC, in
turn, is a division of the Department of Revenue of the Ministry
of Finance. CBEC formulates policies that concern the collection
or levying of customs duties, customs duty evasion, smuggling
Customs prevention, and administrative decisions related to customs
formations.
introduced in  CBEC has various divisions that take care of the fieldwork
india including Commissionerate of Customs, Customs, Customs
(preventive and Central Excise Zones, Central Revenues Control
Laboratory and Directorates, etc. CBEC also oversees proper tax
administration for foreign and inland travel.
  All passengers coming into India have to pass a customs check.
 The first step is to complete the customs declaration form
given out by the airline before disembarking.

 Make sure to complete and sign the declaration, and hand it to

the immigration officer at the Indian airport.
What should There are 2 channels for customs clearance- the Red channel and
be declared the Green channel. Here is how they differ:
 The red channel is for passengers that are carrying prohibited items,
at customs in or amounts that are above the free allowance, in their baggage.

India?  ❌ The list of prohibited or dutiable items are:

 Weapons like firearms
 Over 50 cartridges for firearms
 Carrying more than 100 cigarettes
  Carrying more than 25 cigars
 Tobacco more than 125 grams
 More than 2 litres of alcohol or wines
 Any form of gold or silver, other than jewelry or ornaments
 Flat screen tvs with liquid crystal display, light emitting diode or
plasma tvs
🔴 Red channel  Narcotics or psychotropic substances
 Anything above the free allowance amount
 The green channel is for passengers that don’t have items that
require a duty payment, or prohibited items, in their baggage.
  If you are carrying prohibited items but go through the Green
channel, you can be prosecuted and penalized, and your items
may be confiscated from you.
 ✅ Here is a quick list of approved items that you can bring into
India:

 Personal items
What
✅Green can I
 Tourist souvenirs
bring into
channel  Liquor, wine or beer up to 2 liters total
India?
 Silver with a weight below 10 kgs
 Up to 2 pets, like dogs and cats, with all the appropriate tests and
vaccinations

 In addition to personal items, items up to a value of ₹15,000-50,000

depending on your origin
  Indian residents coming in after more than 1 year abroad can bring
₹1,00,000 worth of jewelry for women, and ₹50,000 worth of
jewelry for men

 Approved plants and seeds

 Laptop or a computer within the free allowance amount
 There may be other items that are allowed but not covered in this
section. Additionally keep up to date with the news to understand
changes to the rules.

Type of passenger Amount that can be brought in

All passengers including NRIs Foreign currency up to $5,000

US Dollarsneed to be declared,
or traveller cheques and the like
up to $10,000 US dollars
 Indian residents who are returning ₹25,000

What is
from travel with Indian rupees
While there is no currency limit for foreign currencies, it
does need to be declared if it is above the amount $5,000 in
the notes/$10,000 in value including traveller cheques.
And if you need to send money to India to reserve hotels,
currency tours, or just for family and friends- Wise lets you send money
to local bank accounts in India within minutes for popular
routes.
limit for
Indian
customs?
Thank you