Export incentive finder — your own country's official export-support schemes

Export support differs completely by country. India publishes a rate-level remission schedule (RoDTEP, DGFT Appendix 4R). Most countries instead support exporters through duty drawback, export VAT refunds, temporary-import regimes, state export credit insurance or market-development grants — and EU/WTO rules prohibit direct export subsidies altogether. Vametra AI shows the schemes your own country's authorities actually publish, each linked to the official page, next to the duty your buyer pays.

Types of export support you will see

• Remission of embedded duties and taxes (e.g. India RoDTEP, rate schedule published).
• Duty drawback — refund of duty paid on imported inputs (US CBP, Canada CBSA, Australia ABF, India CBIC, Brazil).
• Export VAT / consumption tax refund (e.g. China, administered by the State Taxation Administration).
• Temporary-import / processing regimes (Mexico IMMEX, Indonesia KITE, EU inward processing).
• State export credit insurance and finance (US EXIM, UKEF, EDC, Hermes/AGA, SACE, NEXI, K-SURE, ECI, Saudi EXIM).
• Market-development grants (Australia EMDG, South Africa EMIA, Türkiye Turquality, Enterprise Singapore).

Why no percentages for most countries

• Only some governments publish a machine-readable rate schedule. Where a rate is not officially published, Vametra AI names the scheme and links the authority instead of estimating a number you could not rely on in a contract.

FAQ

Which countries are covered?

Around 45 exporting countries whose official export-support pages have been verified, across Asia, the EU, the Middle East, Africa, the Americas and Oceania. Coverage expands as official sources are verified.

Is the RoDTEP rate exact?

The rate shown is the chapter-level DGFT Appendix 4R figure. Confirm the exact 8-digit rate and value cap in the DGFT notification before claiming.

Source

Vametra AI — https://vametra.com/tools/export-incentive-finder