IEC (Import Export Code) Registration
Get your Import Export Code from DGFT — required for any business that wants to import or export goods or services.
Mandatory to import or export from India.
- Mandatory for customs clearance on any import or export shipment
- One-time registration — no renewal needed unless details change
- Required to receive foreign remittances for export of services in many cases
Documents required.
- PAN card of the business or proprietor
- Business address proof
- Identity and address proof of the applicant/proprietor
- Passport-size photograph
- Bank account details for the business (for the digital IEC application)
What happens after you pay.
- 01
Eligibility check
We confirm which category/class applies to your business before filing anything.
- 02
Document collection
Documents are collected and checked against the authority's current checklist.
- 03
Application filing
The application is filed with the concerned authority on your behalf.
- 04
Query handling
If the department raises a clarification or asks for a resubmission, we handle it.
- 05
Certificate issued
Once approved, the licence/certificate is issued and shared with you.
We are an assisted-filing agency, not Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT). Our fee covers preparation, filing and follow-up on your application. DGFT's government fee for IEC (currently ₹500) is separate and paid at actuals through the DGFT portal.
Other licenses & registrations you might need.
FSSAI Basic Registration
For small food businesses under ₹12 lakh annual turnover.
FSSAI State Licence
For mid-size food businesses, ₹12 lakh–20 crore turnover.
FSSAI Central Licence
For large food businesses and those operating across states.
What people ask before filing this.
Straight, honest answers — including the ones that don't flatter a sales pitch.
Ready to file?
Pick your service, pay, and we take it from there.
- Fixed service fee, shown before you pay
- Govt/statutory fees always shown separately
- One point of contact for the whole filing
We prepare your paperwork, check it against Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT)'s current requirements, file the application on your behalf and follow up on any query the department raises — end to end, so you're not learning the portal yourself.