Removal of the ₹10 lakh value cap on courier exports (Budget 2026-27) Courier exports
Budget 2026-27 announced removing the ₹10 lakh per consignment limit on exports sent by courier, and easier handling of returned and rejected e-commerce parcels, to help small sellers export online.
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- Status
- Status unclear
- Run by
- Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs
What you get
- No value cap per consignment on courier exports once the Courier Regulations are amended
- Simpler returns and rejects procedure for e-commerce courier shipments
- Return to origin allowed to decongest courier terminals
Who can apply
- Open to businesses in manufacturing, trading and handicrafts.
Worth knowing
Announced 1 February 2026 as a change to be made by amending the Courier Regulations. We have not yet seen the amending notification, so check with CBIC or your courier before relying on it.
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