Bill of Entry Filing
Accurate, timely filing of the bill of entry starts the clearance process as soon as your shipment arrives.

Fast, compliant import clearance for air, sea and land cargo
Import customs clearance in India means filing the bill of entry, assessing duty and classification, and handling any examination, so cleared cargo reaches you with minimum delay. IWCC files and manages each step for air, sea and land imports.
We clear air, sea and land shipments across India's major ports and airports, backed by AEO status and 30+ years of regulatory experience.
Accurate, timely filing of the bill of entry starts the clearance process as soon as your shipment arrives.
We calculate applicable customs duty, IGST and cess, and identify any exemptions your shipment may qualify for.
AEO status supports faster clearance and reduced examination rates on eligible import shipments.
If a shipment is selected for examination, our team manages it directly with customs on your behalf.
We review shipment documents in advance so filing can begin as soon as the cargo arrives.
The bill of entry is filed electronically, declaring classification, value and applicable duties.
Customs assesses the declaration, duty is paid, and any examination is coordinated if required.
Cleared cargo is released from customs custody and handed off for delivery to your location.
A bill of entry is the legal document filed with customs that declares an imported shipment's classification, value and applicable duties. It must be filed before cargo can be cleared and released.
Talk to our team for a confirmed rate, transit time and documentation plan.
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