India-Singapore CECA Rules of Origin Explained

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. This page sets out its rule of origin: the test goods must pass to get the agreement's rate. The rule. Goods not wholly obtained originate either if they change tariff classification at the six-digit level and non-originating materials are at most 65% of the FOB value (35% local content), or if they meet the product-specific rule in Annex 3A; the final manufacturing process must take place in the exporting country (Article 3.4(1), as replaced by the Second Protocol). How to check your product. Frequently Asked Questions. Check the duty on your product.

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