Get the 10-digit IEC from DGFT that every importer and exporter of goods needs.
The Importer-Exporter Code issued by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade is required to import or export goods from India and to claim most export benefits. It is linked to the business's PAN and is applied for online on the DGFT portal. Once issued, the IEC does not expire, but its details must be updated on the DGFT portal every year to keep it active.
One fixed professional fee, inclusive of GST, agreed with you before any work starts — no hourly billing, no surprises, and nothing charged until you approve it. DGFT government fee of ₹500 extra.
Order IEC registration and hand it to our team.
Upload PAN, address proof and bank details in your dashboard.
We set up the DGFT login, fill the application and complete signing with your OTP or DSC.
Download the IEC certificate from your dashboard as soon as DGFT issues it.
Anyone importing or exporting goods from India for business purposes needs an IEC. Certain categories, such as government departments and some notified charitable organisations, are exempt.
An IEC is generally not mandatory for export of services, but it is needed to claim benefits under the Foreign Trade Policy for services exporters.
The IEC has no expiry date, but it must be updated on the DGFT portal annually between April and June, even if nothing has changed. If not updated, it may be deactivated.
GST registration is not a precondition for IEC, but exporters of goods usually need GST registration for customs and refund purposes.
Yes. An individual can obtain an IEC using their own PAN to import or export goods for business purposes.