IEC Registration is mandatory for businesses engaged in importing or exporting goods and services from India.Biz Pillar handles the complete IEC registration process—right from application filing to DGFT approval—ensuring a smooth, compliant, and hassle-free experience.
Eligibility for IEC Registration
Any business or individual involved in import or export activities can apply for IEC registration.
Manufacturers, traders, exporters, service providers, and e-commerce sellers are eligible.
Basic Eligibility Criteria:
Indian citizen or registered business entity
Valid PAN linked with business details
Active bank account in applicant’s name
Lawful business activity under Indian regulations
Foreign Trade (Development & Regulation) Act, 1992 Regulates India’s import and export activities.
DGFT Guidelines Governs issuance, modification, and cancellation of IEC.
Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) Enables exporters to access incentives and schemes.
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Benefits of IEC Registration
IEC registration simplifies cross-border trade and financial transactions.
Mandatory for import and export operations
Enables customs clearance of goods
Facilitates foreign currency transactions
Eligibility for export incentives and schemes
Lifetime validity with no renewal required
Enhances global business credibility
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Documents Required for IEC Registration
Accurate documentation ensures quick DGFT approval without objections.
Applicant Documents
PAN Card (individual or business)
Aadhaar Card or Passport
Passport-size photograph
Business & Address Proof
Cancelled cheque or bank certificate
Current account details
Utility bill or rental agreement for business address
Additional Information
Active email ID and mobile number
Digital signature (if applicable)
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