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eF, No. CCCO/1108/2024-0/0 CC-CUS-ZONE-III-MUMBAI

Date:- 19.11.2024

Sub.:- Digitization of Customs Bonded Warehouse procedures relating to obtaining warehouse Licenses — reg.

Reference is drawn to the Circular No. 19/2024-Customs dated 30.09.2024, wherein, CBIC has introduced a Warehouse Module on ICEGATE to enable(i) Online filing of application for obtaining a Warehouse License; (ii) Online submission and processing of requests for transfer of warehoused goods to another person and/or another warehouse; and (iii) | Uploading Monthly returns for the Customs Bonded Warehouse. 2s Further, reference is invited to the Public Warehouse Licensing Regulations, 2016, the Private Warehouse Licensing Regulations, 2016 and the Special Warehouse Licensing Regulations, 2016 that provide for licensing of Public, Private and Special Warehouses under Section 57, 58 and 58A of the Customs Act, 1962, respectively. The Circular 26 /2016Customs dated 09.06.2016, as amended, prescribes an application Form for obtaining a license for a Customs Bonded Warehouse.

2 This process has now been digitized wherein the authorized signatory of an applicant can log in to the ICEGATE portal and submit the application online along with accompanying documents. The application once submitted would be received by the proper officer linked to the Customs jurisdiction filed by the applicant. The application will then be processed by Customs in the back-end.

The application once submitted would be received by the proper officer linked to the Customs jurisdiction filed by the applicant. The application will then be processed by Customs in the back-end.

4. Consequent to introduction of Warehouse Module on ICEGATE, the Port Code with its jurisdiction falling under Mumbai Customs, Zone - III for receiving and processing warehouse license application filed on ICEGATE are as below:-

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|i|INBOM4<br>;|i.<br>Air Cargo Complex, Sahar, Mumbai Customs, Zone -<br>III|
||6.|INRVD1|INDPC4<br>INBNG6 <br>INDIG] |DighiPort<br>INDMT1<br>INRVD1|ii. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport,<br>MumbaiCustoms, Zone- III<br>Airport SpecialCargo, Mumbai,Zone— III.<br> |ICDTarapur.<br>s—‘“‘S™S*~*~*<br>|DighiPort<br>—C—“‘“‘CSCNCN#”NWSC“C(W#SNNCY<br>Dharmtar&PNPPort<br>Revdanda Port|
||INDHU1||

Ds Applicants/ Authorized Signatories /Licensees facing any difficulties in the access or use of the Warehouse Module can e-mail their grievance to icegatehelpdesk@icegate.gov.in for suitable redressal. Customs officers facing similar issues may e-mail it to saksham.seva@icegate.gov.in for expeditious resolution.

This issues with the approval of the Chief Commissioner of Customs, Mumbai, Zone - III.

(3 | WW aH (Sarika Jinesh Shah) Additional Commissioner of Customs, Chief Commissioner’s Office, Mumbai Customs, Zone - III.

Copy to:

1. All the Commissioners of Customs, Mumbai Customs, Zone - III. 2. DC/AC EDI for uploading on Mumbai Customs, Zone- III website. 3. Notice Board.

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