List of Restricted Goods in India as per IEC

Certain goods are classified as restricted for import and export in India under the Importer Exporter Code (IEC) regulations. These goods require specific permissions or licenses from the relevant authorities before they can be imported or exported. Here is a detailed list of some of the restricted goods along with the corresponding licensing authorities:

1. Agricultural Products

  • Seeds: Certain seeds require permission from the Ministry of Agriculture.

  • Pesticides and Insecticides: Import and export are restricted and require approval from the Central Insecticides Board and Registration Committee.

2. Animal and Animal Products

  • Live Animals: Import/export of live animals requires clearance from the Animal Quarantine and Certification Services.

  • Meat and Meat Products: Restricted and require a sanitary permit from the Export Inspection Council.

3. Chemicals and Allied Products

  • Toxic Chemicals: Import/export of toxic chemicals is regulated and requires permission from the Ministry of Environment and Forests.

  • Ozone Depleting Substances: Restricted and require clearance from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT).

4. Drugs and Pharmaceuticals

  • Narcotic Drugs: Import/export of narcotic drugs requires approval from the Narcotics Control Bureau.

  • Medicines and Pharmaceuticals: Restricted items require clearance from the Drug Controller General of India.

5. Precious Metals and Stones

  • Gold and Silver: Import/export of gold and silver is restricted and requires permission from the DGFT.

  • Diamonds: Certain types of diamonds require specific permissions.

6. Electronics and IT Products

  • Cryptographic Devices: Import/export of cryptographic devices is restricted and requires clearance from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.

  • Drones and UAVs: Import/export of drones and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) require permission from the DGFT and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).

7. Arms and Ammunitions

  • Firearms: Import/export of firearms is highly restricted and requires approval from the Ministry of Home Affairs.

  • Ammunitions: Similar to firearms, the import/export of ammunitions requires specific permissions.

8. Automobiles and Vehicle Parts

  • Vintage Cars: Import of vintage cars requires permission from the DGFT.

  • Vehicle Components: Certain vehicle components and spare parts may be restricted and require specific licenses.

9. Textiles and Garments

  • Wool and Woolen Products: Import/export of certain wool and woolen products may require specific licenses.

  • Silk: Silk products may be restricted and require clearance from the DGFT.

10. Miscellaneous Goods

  • Antiques: Import/export of antiques is restricted and requires clearance from the Archaeological Survey of India.

  • Cultural Artifacts: Cultural artifacts also require permission from the Ministry of Culture.



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