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For HS 847989 from India to the Netherlands, the import duty in the Netherlands is 1.27% MFN (applied). On the India side, the exporter can typically claim RoDTEP benefit of 1.0% of FOB if the shipment and product are eligible.

Documents you should prepare

Core export documents

• Commercial Invoice
• Packing List
• Bill of Lading / Airway Bill
• Certificate of Origin
• Shipping Bill filed on ICEGATE
• Insurance certificate if covered separately

India-side compliance

• IEC (Import Export Code) — mandatory for exporting
• GST registration — needed for export compliance and refunds where applicable
• RCMC — needed if you want to claim DGFT export incentives such as RoDTEP

Netherlands / EU import side

• Importer EORI number for customs clearance in the EU
• Product classification and customs value documents
• If the machine has special technical specs, the buyer may need EU conformity / safety documents depending on use and components

Benefits for this trade lane

• Low Dutch duty burden: only 1.27% MFN, which helps price competitiveness
• RoDTEP benefit in India: 1.0% of FOB can improve export margin
• EU market access: the Netherlands is a strong gateway to the EU, with efficient logistics and re-export potential
• HS 847989 is a high-value mechanical-machinery category with steady global demand; world imports were about $54.47B in 2024

Practical note

For 847989, exact document needs can change based on the machine’s function, whether it is new/used, and whether it has electrical, pressure, or safety-related parts. If you want, I can also give you:

1. a customs filing checklist for India → Netherlands, or

2. the likely GST/IGST and landed cost structure for a specific invoice value.