Presentation on

Presented by
Ashish kumar yadav In the guidance of
Poorva mishra Mrs . Priyanka
Gagan babrah chopra
Darshna jain
Arpit jaiswal
Mohit jain
Chetna
Richa jain
Means /
measures
for export
promotion
 The Government of India, Ministry of Commerce and
Industry announces Export Import Policy after every
five years. EXIM policy, in general, aims at
developing export potential, improving export
performance, encouraging foreign trade and
creating favorable balance of payments position.
The current Exim Policy covers the period 2004-
2009. The Export Import Policy (EXIM Policy) is
updated every year on the 31st of March and the
modifications, improvements and new schemes
becomes effective from 1st April of every year
1. Receiving and indent
2. Obtaining IEC number and export license
3. Asking for letter of credit
4. Collection of goods
5. Appointment of forwarding agent and dispatch
of goods to the port of shipment .
A. Obtaining costom permit
B. Shipping order
C. Payment of export duty
D. Dock challan or warrant
E. Loading of goods
F. Mate’ s receipts
G. Bill of lading
H. Charter party
I. Marine insurance
J. Forwarding agent’s advice
6. Preparation of foreign commercial invoice
7. Consular invoice
8. Certificate of origin
9. Advise to the buyer
 This is created whithin the national custom
territorry created to increase production base for
export are known as EPZ…
 There are 7 EPZ…
 Following EPZ have been converted into SEZ.
 Kandla EPZ
 Santacruz electronic EPZ
 Cochin EPZ
 earning foreign exchange
 creating employment opportunities
 Updating and acquiring labor and management
skills
 To increase export
 Infusion of modern technologies
 Tax concession
 Concessional fright
 Facilities available to exporters for import of raw
material
 Loans at cheaper rate
 Cash subsidies