Quick answer: Before importing from India to Thailand, Transpo Logistics recommends understanding AITIGA, the ASEAN–India Trade in Goods Agreement. Goods that meet the rules of origin and carry a valid certificate of origin (Form AI) may receive reduced or zero import duty, so eligibility should be checked before cargo leaves India.
AITIGA gives tariff benefits to goods traded between ASEAN and India. The benefit is not automatic because goods come from India; they must meet the conditions and carry correct documents.
Confirm whether the HS code qualifies, then check that the certificate of origin matches the invoice and packing list, including description, quantity and exporter. Small mismatches can block the benefit at destination.
Some goods, such as food, chemicals or cosmetics, may require Thai permits or labels. Preparing them before departure reduces the risk of cargo being held.
Base the choice on the origin port or airport, pickup location in India, volume and real deadline, including monsoon or holiday periods that can affect schedules.
Do all Indian goods qualify for AITIGA?
No. Each item’s HS code, rules of origin and conditions must be checked.
What is Form AI?
The certificate of origin used to claim AITIGA benefits. Its data must match the commercial documents and the goods.
Let Transpo check eligibility and plan your import from India: see our Customs Clearance service or call +66 2 105 8651.
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