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SEZ Online Portal: Registration, login, and services 2023

SEZ Online Portal: Registration, login, and services 2023

Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is a demarcated geographical area with specific business and trade laws different from the rest of the country. These regions are developed to encourage foreign investment and promote domestic economic activity. SEZ Online is an online facility developed for enabling digital SEZ-related transactions aimed at facilitating seamless processes, electronic filing, and processing and ensuring transparency in government transactions. The digital platform also helps reduce the costs and turnaround time for the clearance of applications.

See also: SEZ full form, benefits, features of Special Economic Zone in India

 

SEZ Online: Quick information

Portal name SEZ Online
Official website https://www.sezonline-ndml.com/
Implemented by Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce Industry
SEZ Online users Developers, co-developers, unit holders, EOU, deemed exporter, MOCs Office, DCs Office
Contact details Contact: 022-4914-2550; e-mail: sezinfo@nsdl.com

 

What is SEZ Online?

SEZ Online is an initiative by the Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, and a centralised system for the administration of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in the country. It is an online portal that enables digital filing and processing of SEZ-related transactions undertaken by SEZ developers, co-developers, and units with the SEZ administration.

 

SEZ Online portal: How to log in and register?

 

SEZ Online portal: Payment charges

User Transaction type Charges
Developer Registration Rs 50,000 (one-time charges)
Developer System usage charges Rs 10,000 (per annum)
Co-developer Registration Rs 50,000 (one-time charges)
Co-developer System usage charges Rs 10,000 (per annum)
Unit holder Registration Rs 25,000 (one-time charges)
Unit holder System usage charges Rs 5,000 (per annum)

 

Developers, co-developers, and unit holders can visit the SEZ online portal to pay SEZ duty and other transaction charges through NEFT (National Electronic Funds Transfer), cheque, or DD (Demand Draft).

 

SEZ Online portal: Transaction charges

Bill of entry Rs 50 per transaction
Shipping bill Rs 50 per transaction
DTA sale / Deemed export Rs 50 per transaction
DTA procurement with export benefit Rs 50 per transaction
Zone-to-zone transfer bill of entry Rs 50 per transaction
DTA procurement Rs 50 per transaction
Temporary removal/sub-contracting Rs 50 per transaction
Softex Rs 15 per invoice

 

SEZ Online portal: Features

 

SEZ Online portal: Helpline number

 

FAQs

How do I pay my SEZ Duty online?

Users can pay the SEZ duty online through the SEZ Online portal. After the payment, the transaction status is updated on the platform.

How to file a SEZ bill of entry?

The entity maker or CHA user can visit the SEZ Online portal to prepare a bill of entry request and submit it to the entity approver. After verification, the entity approver submits the request to the customs office.

What is the process of setting up a SEZ?

Any entity willing to establish a SEZ unit must submit a single application in the prescribed format, Form F, in five copies to the Development Commissioner of the SEZ, where a unit is proposed to be set up. A copy has to be sent to the SEZ developer.

Who approves SEZ in India?

The single-window SEZ approval mechanism is enabled by a 19-member inter-ministerial SEZ Board of Approval (BoA). The developer must submit the proposal to the state government. The state government forwards the proposal to the BoA along with its recommendation within 45 days. The developer or applicant can directly submit the proposal to the BoA. The board takes the decision based on the merits of the proposal.

What documents are required for SEZ approval?

The documents for SEZ approval include a copy of the registered partnership deed in case of a partnership firm or LLP, residential proof, PAN card and ITR for the last three years in respect of all partners/proprietors.

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