Use form HM2 to submit your return of excise duty as a Registered Consignee or Registered Commercial Importer. Use form HM4 to apply for approval to import duty-paid excise goods from EU countries into the UK. Once accepted by HMRC , it will be endorsed to prove that UK duty has been secured on the goods.

How do I apply for export license?

Procedure while applying to the DGFT

1. The online application process can be made on the DGFT website.
2. On the homepage, the applicant will have to go to the ‘Services’ section, where under the ‘Online ECOM Application’ section, they will have to select ‘Restricted Item Import License/Restricted Export Item’.

What are the documents required for export and import license?

Legal Documents Required

• Bill of entry. The bill of entry is one of the significant documents for import customs permission.
• Bill of lading / airway bill.
• Import License.
• Insurance Certificate.
• Technical Write Up.
• Industrial license.
• Registration cum membership certificate.
• GATT/DGFT Declaration.

  Do I need a license to export from UK?

  If your goods, technology, software, destination or situation is not covered by an OGEL, you will need to apply for a Standard Individual Export Licence (SIEL). SIELs are company and consignee specific, for a set quantity and/or value of goods.

  Do you need a new export licence every time you send something to the UK?

  You need to apply for a new import or export licence for each individual shipment. Licences cannot be post-dated or retrospectively issued. If you are applying for a UK export licence you must include a copy of the import permit.

  Where can I find list of export licences?

  A full listing of all open general export licences (OGELs) which are issued by the Export Control Joint Unit (ECJU), part of the Department for International Trade. OGELs are pre-published licences which you need to register for via the ECJU’s export licensing database, SPIRE.

  Do you need a licence to import agricultural products from the UK?

  If you want to import/export agricultural products to or from countries outside the UK, you may need a licence depending on the type of product and the quantity you wish to import or export. Read the ET1: The trader’s guide to importing and exporting certain agricultural goods leaflet for more information

  What do you need to know about import licences?

  NE4 7YH. An import licence allows you to import a quantity of goods within a set period. The details of the time limits are set out on the licence. Any import duty you have to pay will depend on rates in force on the day that you place the goods under Customs control. You can check duty rates by contacting Customs on 0300 200 3700.