India’s import–export ecosystem is governed by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) under the Ministry of Commerce.
For trading restricted goods — such as chemicals, wildlife items, high-tech materials, defence items, or environmentally sensitive products — businesses must obtain a DGFT No Objection Certificate (NOC).
Absolute Veritas assists you in identifying eligibility, preparing documents, filing applications, and securing approvals without delays.
The <b>Directorate General of Foreign Trade</b> regulates India’s external trade to ensure compliance with:
- National regulations
- Foreign trade policies
- International conventions and agreements
Restricted goods are not freely tradeable and require special authorization for import or export.
These may include:
- Strategic / defence items
- Wildlife derivatives
- Hazardous chemicals
- Technologies with dual-use applications
To trade such items, a DGFT NOC is compulsory.
- Missing or incorrect documentation
- Incomplete specifications / end-use
- Ignoring DGFT clarification requests
Absolute Veritas ensures the file is complete and compliant—so approvals are faster and risk-free.
- Expert validation of restricted goods classification
- End-to-end documentation support
- Correct DSC filing and portal submission
- Representation and query handling
We ensure you get your NOC without delays, errors, or rejections.
Frequently Asked Questions
Goods that require special permission due to regulatory, strategic, or environmental sensitivity.
- IEC
- Invoice / PO / Bill of
- Lading
- Pollution Certificate
- Aadhaar + PAN
Product details
- IEC
- Buyer–seller agreement
- Pollution Certificate
- Aadhaar + PAN
- Email & mobile details
- Product details
- Export authorisation: ₹1,000 per application
- Import authorisation: ₹500 minimum to ₹1 lakh maximum (₹1 per ₹1,000 CIF value)
- Imports: 18 months
- Exports: 24 months