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http://www.infodriveindia.com/Exim/GUIDES/Default.aspx How to Export • Starting Exports o Starting Export Introduction o Basic Planning For Export o Identifying Products For Export o Market Selection o SWOT Analysis o Registration of Exporters o Export License o Myths About Exporting o Export Sales Leads o Exporting Product Samples o Export Pricing And Costing o Understanding Foreign Exchange Rates o Appointing A Sales Agents o Export Risks Management o Packaging And Labeling Of Goods o Inspection Certificates And Quality Control o Export Documents o Custom Procedure For Export o Invisible Export o Export To SAARC o Export To CIS o Organisations Supporting Exporters Export Finance • Pre Shipment and Post Shipment Export Finance o Payment Methods In Export Import o Payment Collection Against Bills o Letter Of Credit (L/c) o Trade Documents o Pre Shipment Trade Finance o Post Shipment Finance o Forfeiting Factoring o Bank Guarantees o Transport Risk o Contract Credit Risk o Country Political Risk o Currency Risk o Export Import (Exim) Policy o Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) o Fedai Guidelines IEC • IEC - Importers Exporters Code Number Export Import Trade Terms • Incoterms How to Import • Starting Imports o Starting Import Introduction o Preliminaries for Starting Import Business o Registration of Importers o Guidelines And Rules for Import o Selecting The Overseas Exporter o Import License

o Import Trade Governing Bodies o Import of Samples o Finalizing The Terms of Import o Import Duties o Import Risks o Import Incentives under Special Schemes o Methods of Payment in Import Trade o Import of Personal Baggage o Import of Gifts o Import of Cars Vehicle Commercial and Non Commercial o Import of Gold And Silver by NRI o Custom Clearance of Imported Goods o Import of Drugs And Medicine o Import of Scrap And Waste Products o Import Laptops And Computers o Import Dos And Don’ts Please remember, preparing for the world of international trade is a complex

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