India-Singapore CECA Certificate of Origin Guide
India-Singapore CECA — in force since 1 August 2005 Overview. India-Singapore CECA is in force since 1 August 2005. DGFT describes it as the first comprehensive free trade agreement India signed with any country. It has been reviewed twice: the first review ended in 2007 and a Second Protocol changed its origin rules from 14 September 2018. A certificate of origin issued by a government authority the exporting country designates (rule 16 of India's 2005 origin rules; Annex 3B of the agreement); in India the Export Inspection Council issues it for all goods, MPEDA for marine products and the Textile Committee for textiles and made-ups, on application through trade.gov.in. The certificate is valid for 12 months from the date of issue and must be submitted within that time (Annex 3B, rules 7 and 13). What an application rests on. Frequently Asked Questions. Check the duty on your product.
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