Specialized in registering regulated goods under Import Monitoring Systems (IMS). We ensure your cargo clears customs without delay by handling SIMS, NFMIMS, CIMS, and more.
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Government mandated registration for specific commodities before import.
Mandatory advance registration for all iron & steel imports (HS 72, 73, 86). Fee based on value.
For Copper items under HS Chapter 74 (7401-7419). Registration required to track volume.
For Aluminium items under HS Chapter 76 (7601-7616). Mandatory registration policy.
Coal Import Monitoring System. Covers Anthracite, Bituminous, Coking Coal (HS 2701 to 2704).
Registration for import of paper products (Newsprint, Handmade, Tissue, etc.) under HS Chapter 48.
Chip Import Monitoring System for Integrated Circuits (ICs) under HS Code 8542.
SIMS / NFMIMS / CIMS / PIMS / CHIMS
+ GST (Per License)
*Government fees for IMS are payable separately (approx ₹500 – ₹1/1000 of value).
Importing is no longer "Free." It is "Free with Conditions." CloudDesk manages those conditions.
Systems like REEIMS (Renewable Energy) now require registration 5 days before sea arrival and 2 days before air arrival.CloudDesk’s Logistics-Linked Timer looks at your Bill of Lading date and alerts you the exact second you need to file to avoid "Entry Denied" errors at Customs.
As of 2026, many items (like Paper Board and certain APIs) have a Minimum Import Price. If your invoice is even ₹1 below the threshold, the item becomes "Restricted."CloudDesk’s Price-Audit Tool scans your proforma invoice against current DGFT notifications to flag potential "Restricted" status before you open your Letter of Credit (LC).
Import Monitoring Systems are HS-Code specific.One wrong digit in a Steel HS code means your SIMS registration is invalid.CloudDesk’s Technical Cataloging ensures your product description matches the exact ITC(HS) requirements for SIMS, PIMS, or NFMIMS.
Monitoring systems are usually auto-approved, but the registration number must be quoted in the Bill of Entry.CloudDesk API-Connects your registration numbers directly to your filing drafts, ensuring your CHA doesn't have to wait for an email from you to clear the cargo.
In 2026, the policy is strict. If you file after arrival, Customs considers it a "Policy Violation." You may be subject to a redemption fine and penalty under the Customs Act, and your cargo will not be cleared until the "Prior Registration" condition is met (even if filed late).
SIMS/PIMS: Usually valid for 75 days. REEIMS: Valid for 3 months for a specific port. NFMIMS (Non-Ferrous): Valid for 75 days. CloudDesk tracks these expiry dates for you.
For REEIMS, yes—a single registration can cover multiple consignments for the same port within the validity period. However, for SIMS, each registration is typically per consignment/invoice.
Yes, but you need a Restricted Import Authorization from the DGFT. This involves an application to the Exim Facilitation Committee (EFC). CloudDesk specializes in drafting these "Need-Based" justifications to increase your chances of approval.
As per the 2026 notifications, certain Virgin Multi-layer Paper Boards have an MIP (e.g., $800/MT). Imports below this value are "Restricted." CloudDesk keeps an updated database of all items currently under MIP to prevent your goods from being seized.
SIMS: ₹1 per thousand of CIF value (Min ₹500, Max ₹1 Lakh). PIMS/REEIMS: Currently ₹0 (Free), but mandatory. NFMIMS: ₹500 fixed.
Yes. You must log in to the DGFT portal using your linked DSC or Aadhaar e-Sign to verify the authenticity of the importer.
You need the (1) Technical Specifications of the components, (2) Expected Port of Entry, (3) Expected Date of Arrival, and (4) End-use declaration (stating that the items are for renewable energy projects).