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The Non-Commercial Invoice For Customs is a fundamental document required when importing items into India without commercial intent. It serves as an official declaration to Indian customs authorities, distinguishing personal imports from commercial transactions. This document is mandatory under Indian customs law and must comply with the Customs Act 1962, Customs Valuation Rules 2007, and current Foreign Trade Policy. It is typically used for personal effects, gifts, samples, research materials, or other items not intended for sale or commercial use. The document must include detailed information about the sender, recipient, goods description, accurate value declaration, and clear statement of non-commercial purpose, enabling customs officials to properly assess duties and ensure regulatory compliance.

1. Invoice Header: Contains document number, date, and clear marking as 'Non-Commercial Invoice for Customs Purposes Only'

2. Shipper Details: Complete name and address of the sender, including contact information and country of dispatch

3. Consignee Details: Complete name and address of the recipient in India, including contact information and GST/IEC number if applicable

4. Shipment Details: Description of items, quantity, weight, dimensions, and country of origin

5. Value Declaration: Fair market value of items in both foreign currency and INR, with conversion rate

6. Purpose Statement: Clear statement of non-commercial purpose (e.g., personal use, gift, sample)

7. Declaration of Truth: Statement confirming the truthfulness of the information provided