Here is a list of documents required to obtain GSP for respective free trade agreements:

• Tariff Reduction: A GSP Registration is a document that proves the country of origin of a product. It can help exporters qualify for preferential tariff rates or duty exemptions under trade agreements or preference programs. This can reduce the cost of importing goods and make them more competitive in foreign markets.
• Compliance with Import Regulations: Many countries have their own import regulations, which may include labeling, packaging, or safety standards. A GSP Registration provides the necessary information to demonstrate compliance with these requirements, ensuring smooth customs clearance and avoiding potential trade barriers.
• Access to Trade Benefits: Some trade agreements or programs may provide additional advantages beyond tariff reduction, such as access to government incentives, subsidies, or quotas. The GSP Registration is a document that proves eligibility for these benefits.
• Authenticity and Traceability: A GSP Registration is a document that verifies the country where goods were produced. It provides transparency and traceability in supply chains, helping to combat counterfeiting, intellectual property infringements, and unauthorized transshipment.
• Trade Data Collection and Analysis: GSP help in collecting trade data, which allows authorities to track and analyze trade flows. This data is useful for monitoring market trends, evaluating the effectiveness of trade policies, and developing strategies for economic development.