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Transfer of Residence
Baggage Rules 2006
Duty Free Allowance
Cars & Motorcycles
Gold & Silver Import
Import Jewellery
Tobacco and Alcohol
Firearms
Animals and Plants
Retrun After 3/6/12 Months
Tourists Coming to India
Foreign Currency
Indian Currency
Baggage of deceased
Unaccompanied Baggage
Mishandled Baggage
Duty Rates
Green and Red Channels
Prohibited Items
Depreciation Rates
Professional Equipment
Carnet and Triptique
International Movers
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MISHANDLED BAGGAGE
In case the baggage has been lost or mishandled by the Airlines, a simplified procedure is in place for clearance of such baggage which allows the passenger to have delivery of his baggage at his door step by the Airlines.
There is no need to handover the passport or the keys of the baggage. The passenger is merely required to complete the Custom declaration form at counter no. 1 authorizing the Airline to complete the formalities when the baggage arrives. The passenger is required to obtain a certificate to that effect from the airlines and get it countersigned by Customs indicating specifically the unutilized portion of the free allowance. This would enable the passenger to avail the unutilised portion of the duty free allowance when his baggage is delivered by the airlines.
In case the baggage has been lost or mishandled by the Airlines, a simplified procedure is in place for clearance of such baggage which allows the passenger to have delivery of his baggage at his door step by the Airlines.
There is no need to handover the passport or the keys of the baggage. The passenger is merely required to complete the Custom declaration form at counter no. 1 authorizing the Airline to complete the formalities when the baggage arrives. The passenger is required to obtain a certificate to that effect from the airlines and get it countersigned by Customs indicating specifically the unutilized portion of the free allowance. This would enable the passenger to avail the unutilised portion of the duty free allowance when his baggage is delivered by the airlines.
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