RCMC Registration in Madhya Pradesh - Process, Fees, and Documents

An RCMC is required for any exporter, whether they are selling goods or services, who wishes to take advantage of the Foreign Trade Policy's benefits or incentives.

The RCMC is valid for one fiscal year (April–March) for the majority of EPCs. APEDA does, however, provide five-year registration.

Depending on turnover and product category, most EPCs charge fees ranging from ₹5,000 to ₹10,000+GST. Depending on turnover, service exporters (SEPC) might be required to pay higher fees.

Yes, by providing the IEC, GST, PAN, and product details, RCMC applications can be submitted online through the official portal of the relevant EPC.

For registration, you must provide your PAN card, GST registration certificate, business registration paperwork, product details, IEC (Import Export Code), and identification documentation.

Yes, both manufacturer exporters (who produce goods) and merchant exporters (who trade companies) are eligible to apply; however, they must register with the appropriate EPC according to the category of their goods or services.

Following application submission and fee payment, the majority of EPCs issue the RCMC in 7–10 working days if all paperwork is in order.

If you want to take part in trade shows or claim incentives or benefits under the Foreign Trade Policy (FTP), you must have RCMC. Having RCMC increases credibility with foreign buyers, but not all exporters are required to obtain it.