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No, an EUC is not mandatory for all imports. It is specifically required for restricted, sensitive, or dual-use items as notified under the Foreign Trade Policy. Importers should verify whether their product category falls under such regulations before initiating the import process.
Goods imported against an End Use Certificate must be used strictly for the declared purpose mentioned in the application. Transfer, resale, or diversion of such goods without prior approval from the competent authority is not permitted and may lead to legal consequences, including penalties or cancellation of authorization.
The processing time for an EUC application varies based on the product type, documentation accuracy, and the level of scrutiny required. Generally, it take anywhere from a few working days to a few weeks. Timely submission of complete and accurate documents can significantly reduce delays.