Cross-Border Trade Guide
HS 6110 · SWEATERS, PULLOVERS, VESTS ETC, KNIT OR CROCHETEDAnnual bilateral volume: $2.4B
Estimated Duties
0%
All goods duty-free + 9% GST
Transit Time
7-10 days
End to end
Compliance
—
No mandatory cert
Export Rebate
0%
IGST zero-rated + RoDTEP
DUTY CALCULATION — SINGAPORE
Base Duty
0%
Zero tariff
GST 9%
9%
on (CIF + duty)
Effective Total
~0%
duty only
| Product cost (FOB) | $100,000 |
| Ocean freight (est.) | $3,500 |
| Marine insurance (0.4%) | $400 |
| GST 9% on $103,900 | $9,351 |
| TradeNet fee | $2 |
| India export tax rebate (18%) | -$18,000 |
| Estimated total landed cost | ~$95,253 |
* Estimates based on $100K FOB shipment of electronics (HS 85). Actual costs vary by exact HS code, weight/volume, and current rates.
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