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For Indian exporters shipping to parts of Latin America, Africa, or the Middle East, a consular invoice can become a critical requirement. This document is a commercial invoice certified by the importing country’s consulate and is often overlooked until shipments are delayed at port. Countries such as Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania, and Haiti require it to verify decl...


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Preparing export paperwork is only part of international trade. Without proper attestation, invoices, certificates, and shipping documents carry no legal value at foreign customs or banks. Attestation converts ordinary business documents into legally recognised instruments for cross-border transactions.

Ignoring attestation of export documents has serious conseq...


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If you export goods from India, you may face situations where shipments do not generate foreign exchange, such as sending samples, replacing defective products, or exhibiting goods at trade fairs. These cases raise a key compliance question: how to meet customs and RBI requirements when no payment is involved.

The GR waiver for export, formally called the Export Declar...


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You export goods to a buyer in the US, but the payment arrives from their entity in Singapore. Your bank questions the transaction. Your compliance team panics about FEMA violations. This confusion costs Indian exporters billions in delayed payments and missed opportunities. RBI actually permits third-party payment for export transactions under specific conditions. Mos...


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In Indian cross-border trade, EDPMS and IDPMS are the core RBI systems for monitoring foreign exchange flows. They mark a shift from paper-based reporting to automated tracking of money entering and leaving India, ensuring transparency and regulatory oversight.

Non-compliance can lead to serious issues. Exporters may face stuck shipping bills, delayed GST refunds, and ...


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