Import/Export Permission from MOEF

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Metacorp assists in obtaining a no-objection certificate / NOC from the Ministry of Environment and Forest.
We are careful while filing the Government supply details and add the list of imported items accordingly.
We ensure to apply and timely deliver you the NOC from MOEF (Ministry of Environment and Forest) promptly.
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According to the provisions of Hazardous waste management laws, the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change (MOEFCC) is serving as the nodal ministry that deals with the transboundary movement of hazardous and other wastes.

Applying to the Ministry (MOEF) in Form 5 along with the documents listed therein for the proposed import, as well as the prior informed consent of the exporting country in the case of Part A of Schedule III waste, and sending a copy of the application to the Ministry (MOEF) along with acknowledgement from concerned State Pollution Control Board must be applied by the Actual users who intend to import or transit hazardous and other wastes included in Part A and Part B of Schedule III.
The importer must obtain extended producer responsibility authorization as a producer under the said E-Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011, in order to import any used electrical and electronic assemblies, spares, parts, components, or consumables listed in Schedule I of the E-Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011 that is amended from time to time.
The complete application with respect to Parts A and B of Schedule III must be reviewed by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MOEF) taking into account any comments and observations obtained from the State Pollution Control Boards, and within sixty days may grant permission for import, liable to the condition that the importer has complied with all of the requirements of Schedule III:

prior acquired consent from the exporting country in the case of Part A of Schedule III wastes.
pertinent arrangements for the treatment and disposal of wastes generated;
valid State Pollution Control Board authorization and consent;
ecologically sound facilities;

A replica of the permit shall be forwarded to the concerned Port and Customs authorities, the Central Pollution Control Board, and the concerned State Pollution Control Board by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MOEF) for ensuring compliance with their respective functions set forth in Schedule VII.
The records must be made available for inspection by the importer of hazardous and other wastes kept in the record in Form 3 of the hazardous and other wastes being imported by him.
The importer of hazardous and other wastes must file an annual return in Form 4 with the State Pollution Control Board, on or before the 30th day of June following the financial year to which the return relates.
Samples of hazardous and other wastes imported for testing or research and development purposes up to 1000 gm or 1000 ml are excluded from the HWM regulations from the need to obtain approval for import.

It must be ensured by the port and customs authorities that the shipment is accompanied by the movement document (Form 6) and, where necessary, a test report of waste analysis from a laboratory approved or recognised by the exporting country. If there is any doubt customs can check the analysis.

An application in Form 5 to the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MOEF) along with proof of insurance, for the proposed transboundary movement of hazardous and other wastes, as well as the importing country's prior informed consent in writing must be submitted by any occupier intending to export waste listed in Part A of Schedule III, Part B of Schedule III, or Schedule VI.
For the proposed export within sixty days of receipt of the complete application, permission may be granted by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MOEF), upon receipt of an application under sub-rule (1). It may also enforce any conditions that are applicable.
The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MOEF) shall forward a replica of the permission that is granted under sub-rule (2) to the State Pollution Control Board of the State where the waste is produced, Pollution Control Board of the State where the port of export is located, and the concerned Port and Customs authorities, to ensure the purpose of compliance with the conditions of the export permit.
That no consignment is shipped before receiving prior informed consent from the importing government is ensured by the exporter wherever possible.
Also, the current shipment that is accompanied by a Form 6 movement paper is ensured by the exporter.
The records in Form 3 of the hazardous and other wastes must be kept by the exporter, which he has shipped and must be made available for inspection.

The following main items need prior permission from MOEF for import/export

Import

Lead Scrap
Battery Scrap
Waste tyre
Rubber scrap
Electrical and Electronic Assembles (EEAs) for repair or renting in India or re-export after one year
Electrical and Electronic Assembles (EEAs) for testing purpose/R&D/Projects and re-exported three years
Used Electrical and Electronic Assembles (EEAs) including medical equipment for their reuse purpose
Used oil

Export

Used EEAs/EEAs Spares/EEAs Scrap
Catalytic converter or other such waste referred in Hazardous and Other Waste rules 2016

Pan Card and UID of Authorized Person
Pan card of Unit
MOA and AOA/Partnership deed
IEC
GST
Consent to Operate of Unit
Authorization of unit
Photograph and video of running plant
Lab report

Introduction

In export-import trade, permission from the Ministry of Environment and Forest is required if such export or import goods contain hazardous wastes. In India, the MoEF (Ministry of Environment and Forest) is the licensing authority to issue such import export license for hazardous waste. The exporter or importer has to apply for MOEF Approval with the Ministry of Environment and Forest (MoEF) in the specified format for importing/exporting hazardous/recyclable wastes to use as raw materials. The material permitted shall be fully insured for transit as well as for any accidental occurrence and its cleanup operation, the adequate facility to handle imported hazardous waste in the form of raw material with details.

Importers of Electrical and Electronic Equipment, Spare Parts, Instruments etc. have to get a NOC from the Ministry of Environment and Forest (MOEF) to confirm their End Use and identification as E-Waste or not prior to Customs Clearance. One has to prepare a report to declare the Nature & Type of goods, Residual Life of the Equipment under Import w.r.t the guidelines of customs circular on Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary) Rules, 2008. After the satisfactory submission of the Report to MOEF, the import then receives the NOC from MOEF on the basis of this Permission of MoEF in Import Export, the clearance is initiated with customs authority.

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Broad Objectives of The MOEF Registration

Re-generation and afforestation of degraded areas
Protection and preservation of the environment and
Ensuring the safety, benefit, and welfare of animals
Conservation, protection, and survey of forests, flora, fauna, and wildlife
Control and Prevention of pollution

General MOEF Guidelines for Import and export of hazardous and other wastes

In India, no hazardous or other wastes from any country may be imported for disposal.
For hazardous and other waste products imported from other regions, only recycling, recovery, reuse, and utilisation, including co-processing, are allowed.
With the permission of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, actual users may import other wastes in Part B of Schedule III.
Actual users may be get Import Export Permission for Hazardous Waste in Part A of Schedule III
With the prior informed consent of the exporting country and with the approval of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MOEF), the actual users may be able to import hazardous waste in Part A of Schedule III.
The importation of the hazardous and other wastes included in Schedule VI is prohibited.
The export of hazardous and other wastes from India specified in Part A and Part B of Schedule III and Schedule VI is permitted by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. With the importing country's prior informed consent, the applications for the export of hazardous and other waste specified in Part A of Schedule III and Schedule VI will be considered.
Before being imported into or exported from India, hazardous and other wastes that are not included in Schedule III but exhibit the hazardous characteristics outlined in Part C of Schedule III must first be approved in writing by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MOEF), as the case may be.

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