Exporting jute goods requires adherence to specific legal regulations outlined in the Jute Act of 2017 and the Jute (Licensing and Enforcement) Rules of 1964. These statutes provide the framework for obtaining export licenses and ensuring compliance with export regulations. Understanding and following these laws are crucial for businesses and individuals involved in the jute goods export industry to ensure lawful operations and promote sustainable management practices.
Issuing Authority:
Name : Department of Jute
Address : Karim Chamber (1st & 2nd floor) 99, Motijheel Commercial Area, Dhaka 1000.
E-Mail : dojute@agnionline.com
Website : www.dgjute.gov.bd
Required Documents
- Completed prescribed Application Form [Original]
- Treasury Chalan [Original copy duly attested by a First-Class gazette officer]
- Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association (applicable only for a Limited Company) [Original copy duly attested by a First-Class gazette officer]
- Recent Bank Solvency Certificate [Original copy duly attested by a First-Class gazette officer]
- Valid Export Registration Certificate [Original copy duly attested by a First-Class gazette officer]
- A valid Membership Certificate issued by any of the concerned agency i.e. Bangladesh Jute Association/Bangladesh Jute Goods Association/Bangladesh Jute Spinners Association/Bangladesh Jute Mills Association/ Bangladesh Jute Exporters Association/Local Chamber of Commerce and Industry [Original copy duly attested by a First-Class gazette officer]
- Valid Trade License [Original copy duly attested by a First-Class gazette officer]
- Income Tax Certificate [Original copy duly attested by a First-Class gazette officer]
- Nationality Certificate (to be provided by all board members in case of a Limited Company) [Original copy duly attested by a First-Class gazette officer]
- Statement of Immovable assets [Original]
- Name, Permanent address and Nationality Certificate for adult members of the family (To be provided by all board members in case of a Limited Company) [Original copy duly attested by a First-Class gazette officer]
Process Steps
Step 1: Application Form Collection & Submission: The application process for a Jute Goods Export License involves obtaining the Application Form from the Department of Jute, making the required payment, and collecting a Treasury Chalan. Applicants then fill out the form, gather supporting documents, and submit everything to the Director General. This streamlined process ensures all necessary steps are completed for license consideration.
Step 4: Verification and Approval:
The Department of Jute verifies the submitted documents, conducts necessary checks, and approves the application if everything is in order.
Step 5: License Issuance: Upon approval, the applicant obtains the Jute Goods Export License from the Head Office of the Department of Jute.
Fee Schedule
BDT 25000.00
Official Time Limit
1-5 working days
Actual Time Limit
The duration may vary depending on situational circumstances.
Renewal process
Required Documents
- Completed prescribed Application Form [Original]
- Treasury Chalan [Original]
- Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association (applicable only for a Limited Company) [Original copy duly attested by a First-Class gazette officer]
- Recent Bank Solvency Certificate [Original copy duly attested by a First-Class gazette officer]
- Valid Export Registration Certificate [Original copy duly attested by a First-Class gazette officer]
- A valid Membership Certificate issued by any of the concerned agency i.e. Bangladesh Jute Association/Bangladesh Jute Goods Association/Bangladesh Jute Spinners Association/Bangladesh Jute Mills Association/Bangladesh Jute Exporters Association/ Local Chamber of Commerce and Industry [Original copy duly attested by a First-Class gazette officer]
Process Steps
Step 1: Application form Collection & Submission: To renew a Jute Goods Export License, individuals must follow a structured process. Firstly, they need to collect the prescribed application form from either the District or Head Office of the Department of Jute. Once they have the form, they proceed to a designated Treasury or payment center to fulfill the necessary fee payment. Upon payment, they receive a Treasury Challan as proof. Finally, they submit the filled-in application form, along with supporting documents and the Treasury Challan, to the Director General of the Department of Jute at the Head Office. This step is crucial as it officially initiates the renewal process and ensures that all required documentation is submitted for further processing and scrutiny.
Step 2: Verification & Approval: Under the authority of the Department of Jute, the submitted documents and application undergo thorough verification for completeness and compliance with regulations. Once approved, the renewal process advances smoothly, ensuring adherence to all regulatory requirements and maintaining the integrity of the Jute Goods Export License
Step 3: Obtaining Renewed License: Once verification and approval are completed at the Head Office of the Department of Jute, the renewed Jute Goods Export License is promptly issued, finalizing the renewal process. This streamlined approach ensures efficient handling of the renewal procedure, with the Head Office serving as the central authority for issuing the updated license.
Fee Schedule
BDT 25000.00 Annually
Official Time Limit
1-3 working days
Actual Time Limit
The duration may vary depending on situational circumstances.