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For HS 070310 (fresh or chilled onions and shallots) from India to Thailand:
Duty in Thailand
- Thailand import duty: 142% MFN (applied) on this HS code.
- This is a very high landed-cost item in Thailand, so price competitiveness and correct customs valuation are critical.
India-side export benefit
- RoDTEP benefit: 1.4% of FOB on export from India.
- This helps offset some export-side embedded taxes, but it will not neutralize Thailand’s high import duty.
Documents you should prepare
For this shipment, the practical minimum set is:
- Commercial Invoice
- Packing List
- Bill of Lading / Airway Bill
- Certificate of Origin
- Important if you are trying to claim any preferential treatment under a trade agreement
- Phyto-sanitary / plant health certificate
- Very important for fresh onions/shallots
- Inspection / quality certificate if requested by buyer or Thai authorities
- Import/Export declaration support documents
- If using letter of credit: LC documents and insurance
India compliance essentials
To export legally and claim benefits:
- IEC
- GST registration
- RCMC if you want to claim DGFT export incentives like RoDTEP
- Customs filing through ICEGATE
Commercial implications
- Thailand’s 142% duty makes this trade lane highly sensitive to:
- declared value
- product classification accuracy
- origin documentation
- phytosanitary compliance
- If your shipment is meant to enter under a preferential route, you should verify whether a valid FTA certificate of origin is available for this exact product and whether the tariff line is actually covered.
Practical note
For fresh onions/shallots, Thai buyers will usually care most about:
- phytosanitary clearance
- residue/quality compliance
- shelf-life and packaging
- landed cost after duty
If you want, I can next give you:
1. the likely Thai import clearance checklist, or
2. a landed-cost illustration for a sample FOB value.
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