Frequently Asked Questions
Find clear answers to common questions about our compliance services, registration processes, and corporate advisory.
Any exporter, manufacturer, or business planning to enter international markets can benefit from MIES. It is particularly useful for MSMEs and new exporters who need reliable data to compete globally without high research costs.
Yes, the data provided under MIES is highly reliable as it is sourced from government and international trade databases. This ensures accuracy, authenticity, and relevance for making strategic export decisions.
Yes, an Import Export Code (IEC) is generally required to access DGFT services, including MIES. It acts as a primary identification for businesses involved in international trade.
The timeline usually depends on the complexity and scope of the data required. In most cases, reports are prepared and delivered within 5–10 working days.
All exporters of goods manufactured in India, including both merchant and manufacturer exporters, can claim benefits under this scheme. The product must be covered under the notified RoDTEP schedule. There is no minimum turnover requirement to apply.
The benefit is calculated based on the product’s HS code and notified rate. It may be a percentage of the FOB value or a fixed amount per unit. The final amount is automatically computed by the Customs system / ICEGATE .
Yes, selecting the RoDTEP option at the time of filing the shipping bill is compulsory. If not declared, the exporter lose the benefit for that shipment. Post-export changes are generally not permitted.
The benefit is credited electronically to the exporter’s ICEGATE ledger. It can then be converted into duty credit scrips using a digital signature. These scrips can be used or transferred.
Yes, exporters can avail RoDTEP along with schemes like GST refund or duty drawback. However, the same tax component cannot be claimed twice. Proper compliance is required to avoid duplication.
Restricted exports are goods that cannot be exported freely and require prior approval from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT). These items are regulated due to security, environmental, or policy reasons. Export is allowed only after obtaining a valid license and complying with its conditions
You need to identify the correct HS Code of your product and refer to the ITC (HS) Export Policy. The policy clearly mentions whether an item is “Free,” “Restricted,” or “Prohibited.” Accurate classification is essential to avoid rejection or compliance issues.
The validity is specified in the license issued by DGFT and usually ranges from a few months up to one year. It depends on the product type and regulatory requirements. Export must be completed within this period unless extended.
Yes, DGFT allows amendments such as changes in quantity, buyer details, or validity period. A proper application with justification and supporting documents must be submitted. Approval depends on DGFT guidelines and case evaluation