India-UK CETA Certificate of Origin Guide
India-UK CETA — in force since 15 July 2026 Overview. India-UK CETA, a Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement covering goods, services and procurement, was signed on 24 July 2025 and has been in force since 15 July 2026. For UK imports, the importer can claim on an origin declaration made by the Indian exporter or producer (Annex 3B), a certificate of origin from an Indian issuing authority (Annex 3C), or their own knowledge that the goods originate (Article 3.15). This page covers which authority issues the certificate and how to apply for trade between India and United Kingdom. Why this matters. A tariff preference is only worth claiming if the product genuinely qualifies under the agreement's origin rules and the paperwork survives scrutiny at clearance. Customs authorities can recover duty retrospectively where a claim is later found unsupported, so the evidence behind a claim matters as much as the claim itself. What the issuing authority will ask for. Key considerations. Frequently Asked Questions. Check the rate for your product.
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