Jewellery of Gold, including parts is classified under HS code 7113.19.10 (chapter 71, Natural or cultured pearls, precious or semi-precious stones, precious metals, metals clad with precious metal, and articles thereof; imitation jewellery; coin). It attracts 30% customs duty (general), or 9.5% from India & SAARC under SAFTA, plus 13% VAT on the CIF value and duty.
For a shipment with a CIF value of Rs 100,000 (cost + insurance + freight to the Nepal border), the customs duty and VAT work out as:
| Origin | Customs duty | Duty amount | VAT (13%) | Landed cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General (any origin) | 30% | Rs 30,000 | Rs 16,900 | Rs 146,900 |
| India & SAARC (with SAFTA certificate of origin) | 9.5% | Rs 9,500 | Rs 14,235 | Rs 123,735 |
Excise duty, the road-development fee and other charges apply to specific goods (vehicles, alcohol, tobacco, petroleum…) and are not in the figure above. Open the full calculator →
Nepal imported about Rs 2.44 Crore of Jewellery of Gold, including parts in FY 2082/83, mainly from Korea, Republic of, United Kingdom, Qatar.
| Source country | Import value (FY 2082/83) |
|---|---|
| Korea, Republic of | Rs 8.96 Crore |
| United Kingdom | Rs 7.79 Crore |
| Qatar | Rs 6.10 Crore |
| United States | Rs 5.77 Crore |
| United Arab Emirates | Rs 3.15 Crore |