Company Registration in Moreh: India's Land Bridge to ASEAN

Trade with Myanmar and ASEAN is governed by specific agreements and regulations. We ensure your business is fully compliant.

• India-Myanmar Border Trade Agreement: Adherence to the bilateral agreement that governs the exchange of goods at the border.
• ASEAN-India Free Trade Area (AIFTA): Understanding the rules of origin and tariff concessions for goods destined for or originating from other ASEAN countries.
• Customs Act, 1962: Full compliance with all Indian customs laws for export and import, managed efficiently through the ICP.
• Land Port Authority of India (LPAI) Regulations: Following the specific operational guidelines for using the infrastructure and facilities at the Moreh ICP.

Our team liaises with all key agencies operating at the Moreh ICP and in Imphal to ensure efficient processing for your business.

• Moreh Integrated Check Post (ICP): The single-window facility housing all regulatory agencies for international trade.
• Customs Department (Moreh): Responsible for the assessment and clearance of all import and export cargo.
• Directorate of Commerce and Industries, Manipur: The state government body for promoting trade and implementing industrial policies.
• Land Port Authority of India (LPAI): The central body that manages and operates the ICP at Moreh.

Moreh's economy is strategically positioned for international trade and connectivity with Southeast Asia.

Key Industries

• Import-Export: The primary economic activity, trading in pharmaceuticals, machinery, cosmetics, and agricultural products like betel nuts and turmeric.
• Logistics and Warehousing: A growing sector focused on storing and managing goods for cross-border movement along the Trilateral Highway.
• Services: Providing services like customs brokerage, freight forwarding, and hospitality to support the trade ecosystem.
• Third-Country Trade: Facilitating the movement of goods between India and other ASEAN countries like Thailand and China via the land route.

Connectivity

• Road: Critically located on NH-102, which forms part of the India-Myanmar-Thailand Trilateral Highway, linking India to the ASEAN road network.
• Air: The nearest airport is Bir Tikendrajit International Airport in Imphal (IMF), about 110 km away.
• Rail: The nearest operational broad-gauge railway station is in Dimapur (Nagaland), approximately 300 km away. A new line to Imphal is under construction, which will significantly improve future connectivity.

The Central and State Governments offer powerful incentives to promote investment in Manipur and the Northeast region.

• North East Industrial Development Scheme (NEIDS): A flagship central scheme providing significant financial incentives, including a 30% capital investment subsidy, interest subvention, and full GST reimbursement for 5 years.
• Manipur Industrial and Investment Policy: The state policy offers additional benefits, such as subsidies on power, land, and skill development to encourage investment in the state.
• Transport & Freight Subsidies: Specific schemes to subsidize the high cost of transportation to and from the Northeast region, making businesses more competitive.
• Act East Policy Initiatives: Businesses aligned with the objectives of the Act East Policy may receive priority support and facilitation from various government agencies.

Our experts can help you structure your business to avail the maximum benefits from these highly attractive government schemes.