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- Legal exportation of goods to India
- Entering one of the most rapidly growing marketplaces in the world
- Compliance with the quality requirements of India
- Increased confidence from the consumer
- Fewer problems at the customs level
- Prevention of any importing barriers
- Establishment of long-lasting business relations with Indians
- Increased brand reputation internationally
If the goods fall under the BIS certification mandate and don’t possess the necessary certification, they might not be allowed to enter India.
1. Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme (FMCS)
Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme (FMCS) allows foreign producers to get the ISI Licence for the goods which are covered by the mandatory ISI certification.
Mostly FMCS is used for the goods such as: Cement Steel products Pressure cookers LPG valves Electrical accessories Industrial materials QCO Household products
Mostly FMCS is used for the goods such as:
2. BIS CRS Certification
The BIS CRS Certification for Electronic Products covers the compulsory registration scheme of electronic and IT goods.
In the case of CRS Certification, manufacturers receive not the factory license but the product registration after the successful product testing in BIS-approved laboratories.
Typically it includes 70+ electronic goods including: LED Lights Power Adapters Mobile Phones Smart Watches Laptops Monitors Printers UPS systems CCTV cameras TV sets Audio equipment And much more
CRS registration is compulsory before the importing of these goods to India.
Typically it includes 70+ electronic goods including:
3. BIS ISI Certification
BIS ISI Certification applies to products that fall under Quality Control Orders with compliance with certain Indian Standards.
While numerous manufacturers look for BIS ISI Certification for Indian Manufacturers, it should be noted that foreign manufacturers have an option to acquire an ISI licence via the FMCS program for certain products.
ISI Mark means that the particular product out of the list of 700+ complies with the respective Indian Standard.
While numerous manufacturers look for BIS ISI Certification for Indian Manufacturers, it should be noted that foreign manufacturers have an option to acquire an ISI licence via the FMCS program for certain products.
ISI Mark means that the particular product out of the list of 700+ complies with the respective Indian Standard.
Stage 1: Application Filing
The first stage of the process is preparing the relevant documents, filling the BIS application form, and filing it along with the required government fees.
This stage involves: Technical and regulatory documentation preparation Filing the BIS application form online Payment of requisite fees Receiving the application number Scanning of the application by BIS
This stage involves:
Stage 2: BIS Query Resolution
Post scanning of the application, BIS might have any queries if it needs further information, document clarity, or correction. Timely and appropriate resolution of these queries is essential for an effective certification process.
This stage involves: BIS observations Filing further documents and clarification Correcting any discrepancies in the application Resolving BIS queries within the stipulated time frame
This stage involves:
Stage 3: Factory Inspection (Audit)
In the case of certification under FMCS, the BIS official will conduct an on-site inspection of the manufacturing facility located outside India to confirm compliance with Indian standards.
At the site of inspection, BIS will check: Facility for manufacturing Manufacturing process Quality control system In-house testing facility Overall compliance procedures
At the site of inspection, BIS will check:
Step 4: Product Sample Testing
During the process of factory inspection, the product sample is taken, sealed, and sent to a lab that is recognized by BIS for testing in order to ensure that the product is in accordance with the Indian Standard.
It includes: Sampling and Sealing of the product Testing in a BIS-recognized laboratory Test Report submission to BIS for evaluation
It includes:
Step 5: Indemnity Bond and Performance Bank Guarantee
Before granting the license, foreign manufacturers have to perform some legal and financial procedures as per the requirements of BIS.
It includes: Filing a signed Indemnity Bond from the Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) Filing of Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) of USD 10,000 Completion of final compliance requirements before licence issuance
It includes:
- Basic information about the manufacturing unit and product category
- Test report from the laboratory accredited by BIS/NABL as per Indian Standard
- Proof of ownership of the manufacturing facility (owner document, utility bill, etc.)
- Registration certificate for trademark
- Licenses & Approvals from statutory authorities
- Drawing / Schematic for the product design
- Installed manufacturing capacity
- Raw material details
- Specification and List of manufacturing machines
- Flow chart of manufacturing process
- Package type and process
- List of test equipment in the manufacturing unit and its calibration
- Information about quality control personnel
- Process for the disposal of substandard products
- Layout map of the manufacturing facility
- Factory organogram
Documents for foreign manufacturers
- Letter of appointment for authorized Indian representative (AIR)
- Documents of overseas factory such as layout, machines and Quality Control facilities
- Undertaking and affidavit in the BIS format
The exact documentation may differ depending on whether the product falls under BIS FMCS Certification, BIS CRS Certification for Electronic Products, or another BIS conformity assessment scheme.
| Particulars | Estimated Cost (Dollar) |
|---|---|
Application Fees (BIS) |
$12.00 |
Per Diem Expenses for Bis Officers- 3 Days |
$900.00 |
Charges for the Visit |
$466.66 |
Contingency Funds |
$111.11 |
Bis Charges- Travel/Visa etc. -Estimate |
$2173.00 |
Marking Fee (Min.) |
$2744.00 |
Sample Testing |
$400 to $3000 |
Total Bis Cost |
$6850.77 to $10000.77 |
Getting a costing estimation of your product from a BIS Certification Consultant in Mexico can be a good strategy to plan your budget efficiently.
The time required for the certification process will depend on the level of intricacy of your product and the certification program it will require.
This will take an estimated 5 – 6 months for this process to be completed.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Exporting manufacturers in Mexico of products notified under BIS QCOs or CRS shall have the relevant BIS certification.
Yes, foreign manufacturers can get an ISI license by following FMCS for the relevant products.
Yes, generally, most foreign manufacturers will have to designate an AIR for getting the relevant BIS certification.
It will depend on several factors, including the nature of the product, tests, documents, and relevant certification schemes.
Electronic products like mobile phones, laptops, LED lights, TV, printers, CCTV cameras, and other notified electronic products need BIS CRS certification.
It varies according to the product category, tests, certification schemes, government fee, and other compliance requirements.
