Seven UP orders, seven claim windowsVerified as on 4 October 2026 against the Government Orders listed in the Sources section. Written by Pratham Agarwal, Founder, Rasp International.
UP export subsidy schemes 2025-30: the short answer
The UP Export Promotion Policy 2025-30 (Government Order No. 684/18-4-2025/18-4099/31/2025 dated 3 September 2025) has seven orders that reimburse Uttar Pradesh Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) exporters for fairs, websites, samples, certification, freight, air freight, credit insurance, postage, e-commerce onboarding and export growth. Each order has its own cap and claim window, from 45 days to 30 November, and payment is subject to approval and budget.
The rule that decides everything: every order runs its own clock, and a claim filed after its window is out of time.
Key facts table: UP export subsidy schemes 2025-30
| Item | Details |
|---|
| Policy name | UP Export Promotion Policy 2025-30 |
| Governing body | Government of Uttar Pradesh, MSME and Export Promotion Department. Claims are decided by an Authorised Committee at the Export Promotion Bureau UP. |
| Parent policy | Government Order No. 684/18-4-2025/18-4099/31/2025 dated 3 September 2025 |
| Legal basis | Seven orders dated 6 November to 3 December 2025: GO 811, 828, 829, 830, 836, 838 and 874 (each /18-4-2025) |
| Who it is for | MSME manufacturer and merchant exporters of Uttar Pradesh |
| What you get | A reimbursement of part of the cost, with a cap for each order. Nothing is paid in advance. |
| Registration needed | Export Promotion Bureau UP and UP Export Promotion Council, both active when the work is done |
| Where you apply | Online. Payment is by Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT, a payment straight into the unit’s bank account), subject to budget. |
Why we are writing about the 2025-30 policy orders
The seven orders were issued within four weeks of each other, they are in Hindi, and each sets its own amount, its own cap and its own claim window. A unit that reads one order and assumes the rest work the same way will miss a deadline. This page puts all seven side by side and shows where they differ.
Rasp International advises UP exporters on DGFT and export incentive work from Agra. We read every order in full for this page. Where an order is silent, we say so instead of guessing.
What the UP export subsidy schemes actually are
The UP export subsidy schemes are a group of state reimbursement orders that repay part of an MSME exporter’s costs, administered by the Export Promotion Bureau UP under the UP Export Promotion Policy 2025-30. They cover marketing, logistics, insurance, postage, e-commerce and export growth. They replace earlier orders on the same subjects.
Six of the seven orders reimburse a cost the unit has already paid. The seventh, Government Order 836, pays 1% of the growth in export value and needs no particular expense. All seven pay by Direct Benefit Transfer, and all seven pay only within the budget available in the financial year.
Master table of the 7 UP export subsidy schemes
| Scheme | Order | What it pays | Cap | Claim window |
|---|
| Marketing Development Assistance (fairs, travel, website, samples, certification) | GO 811/18-4-2025 dated 6 November 2025 | 75% of actual spending in nine categories. Foreign fair space rent up to Rs 3.25 lakh, economy air travel up to Rs 1.25 lakh, website and advertising up to Rs 1 lakh, free trade samples up to Rs 2 lakh a year | Rs 25 lakh per unit per year in total | 120 days from the work |
| Freight to gateway port | GO 828/18-4-2025 dated 6 November 2025 | The lower of Rs 20,000 per 20 ft container or Rs 40,000 per 40 ft container, and 30% of the freight paid | Rs 30 lakh per unit per year | 180 days from the shipment date |
| Air freight | GO 829/18-4-2025 dated 6 November 2025 | The lower of 30% of the air freight paid and Rs 150 per kg, with cargo handling costs counted as freight | Rs 10 lakh per unit per year | 180 days from the shipment date |
| ECGC premium support | GO 830/18-4-2025 dated 6 November 2025 | Up to 30% of the premium paid to the Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (ECGC) | Rs 5 lakh per unit per year | Quarterly claim, within 90 days of the last day of the quarter |
| Export performance incentive | GO 836/18-4-2025 dated 10 November 2025 | 1% of the growth in FOB export value over the previous year | Rs 20 lakh per unit per year | By 30 November of the next financial year |
| Dak Ghar Niryat Kendra postage | GO 838/18-4-2025 dated 10 November 2025 | 75% of net postage, without central and state GST | Rs 1 lakh per exporter per year | Quarterly claim, within 45 days of the end of the quarter |
| E-commerce onboarding assistance | GO 874/18-4-2025 dated 3 December 2025 | 75% of the first year onboarding expense on one international e-commerce platform, paid once | Rs 3 lakh per unit per year | Within 90 days after one full year on the platform |
Which order pays for which cost
| If you spend money on | Look at |
|---|
| Space rent and economy travel for a foreign fair or buyer-seller meet | GO 811 (category 1) |
| A virtual fair or a fair held in India | GO 811 (categories 2 and 3) |
| A website, digital marketing, catalogues or advertising in foreign magazines | GO 811 (category 7) |
| Free trade samples for a foreign buyer | GO 811 (category 8) |
| Quality control certification | GO 811 (category 9) |
| Road freight from your unit to a gateway port by container | GO 828 |
| Less than container load (LCL) freight through an inland container depot or container freight station | GO 828 (small exporters only) |
| Air freight from any Indian air cargo complex | GO 829 |
| Premium paid to ECGC for export credit insurance | GO 830 |
| Parcels sent through a Dak Ghar Niryat Kendra | GO 838 |
| First year onboarding on an international e-commerce platform | GO 874 |
| Nothing in particular, but your exports grew | GO 836 |
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Match each export cost to the right UP orderThe common rules across all seven orders
Each of the seven orders repeats the same core conditions. We checked each one in the original text.
- The unit is an MSME of Uttar Pradesh. It is defined under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act 2006 and must be an exporting unit. Manufacturer and merchant exporters are both covered where an order says so.
- Both registrations are active when the work is done. The unit must be registered with the Export Promotion Bureau UP and the UP Export Promotion Council at the time of the work. A central RCMC does not replace them.
- No similar benefit for the same purpose. Each order bars a full or partial benefit of a similar nature from any central or state scheme for the same purpose.
- First come first served, within budget. Claims are approved in the order they arrive and paid only up to the budget of the financial year. Unpaid claims may be carried to the next year at the committee’s decision.
- Every claim has a window. The window and its start date differ by order, and the table below sets them out.
Each order also says that wrong or hidden facts lead to recovery of the full amount like arrears of land revenue and blacklisting from future government financial assistance. Each also gives its Authorised Committee the power to interpret the order.
The claim window for each order, with its start date
| Order | Window | The clock starts from | Source clause |
|---|
| GO 811, fairs | 120 days | The day the fair ends | Clause 5(1) |
| GO 811, samples | 120 days | The dispatch date of the first sample in the claim, with its invoice date | Clause 5(1) |
| GO 811, website, catalogue and advertising | 120 days | The date of the catalogue printing invoice or of website development | Clause 5(1) |
| GO 811, certification | 120 days | The day the certificate is issued | Clause 5(1) |
| GO 828, freight to gateway port | 180 days | The date of shipment to the foreign buyer | Clause 5(1) |
| GO 829, air freight | 180 days | The date the goods are sent to the foreign buyer by air | Clause 4.1 |
| GO 830, ECGC premium | 90 days | The last day of the quarter | Clause 4(2) |
| GO 836, performance incentive | 30 November | Of the financial year after the claim year | Clause 4(2) |
| GO 838, postage | 45 days | The end of the relevant quarter | Clause 3(2) |
| GO 874, e-commerce onboarding | 90 days | The completion of one full year on the platform | Clause 2(1) |
Dates that fall due from 4 October 2026
The two quarterly orders count from the end of a quarter, and the orders do not define the quarter. The table below assumes financial year quarters (April to June, July to September, October to December, January to March). Confirm this on the portal.
| Claim | Quarter ends | Last day to file |
|---|
| GO 838 postage, July to September 2026 | 30 September 2026 | 14 November 2026 |
| GO 836 performance incentive, financial year 2025-26 (if the Bureau confirms that year is covered) | Not applicable | 30 November 2026 |
| GO 830 ECGC premium, July to September 2026 | 30 September 2026 | 29 December 2026 |
| GO 838 postage, October to December 2026 | 31 December 2026 | 14 February 2027 |
| GO 830 ECGC premium, October to December 2026 | 31 December 2026 | 31 March 2027 |
| GO 838 postage, January to March 2027 | 31 March 2027 | 15 May 2027 |
| GO 830 ECGC premium, January to March 2027 | 31 March 2027 | 29 June 2027 |
Dates are counted in calendar days from the end of the quarter. The orders do not say whether the first day is counted.
Freight to the gateway port: 180 days from the shipment dateTwo claim routes: through the district or straight to the Bureau
All seven orders start with an online claim, a 15 day window to correct your own mistakes and a display of the claim on a government portal. After that the route differs.
| Step | District route: GO 811, 828 and 829 | Direct route: GO 830, 836, 838 and 874 |
|---|
| Correct mistakes yourself | 15 days from the date of application | 15 days from the date of application |
| Claim shows on | The portal of the District Industries Promotion and Entrepreneurship Development Centre | The portal of the Export Promotion Bureau UP |
| First review | Deputy Commissioner Industry examines within 21 days and forwards the claim to the Bureau | The Bureau examines within 30 days for GO 830, 836 and 838. GO 874 gives no day limit |
| Incomplete claim | Marked online. You upload papers within 15 days or the claim is cancelled | Marked online. You upload papers within 15 days or the claim is cancelled |
| Second review | District re-examines within 21 days | Bureau re-examines within 30 days for GO 830, 836 and 838 |
| Bureau takes the claim | Within 15 days of a clear recommendation | Not a separate step |
| Decision | Authorised Committee, first come first served | Authorised Committee, first come first served |
In the district route, a district that does not forward or revert a claim in 21 days sends it on to the Bureau automatically, and the Bureau fixes responsibility on the officer. A slow district does not stop a claim.
The seven orders in detail
GO 811: Marketing Development Assistance
The Quick Export Development Incentive Scheme, known as the MDA scheme, repays 75% of actual spending in nine categories, with a cap for each and Rs 25 lakh per unit per year in total. Six categories pay the exporter: foreign fairs (space rent up to Rs 3.25 lakh and economy air travel for one person up to Rs 1.25 lakh), virtual fairs (Rs 25,000 per fair), fairs in India (space rent up to Rs 75,000 and travel up to Rs 30,000), advertising and websites (Rs 1 lakh), free trade samples (Rs 2 lakh a year) and certification (up to Rs 25 lakh a year in that category). Three categories pay organisers of fairs. The claim must be filed within 120 days of the work.
See the full guide: UP MDA scheme.
GO 828: Freight to gateway port
Government Order 828 reimburses the freight a unit pays to send export goods from its production site to a gateway port by truck, through an inland container depot or container freight station, or by a mix of both. The payment is the lower of Rs 20,000 per 20 ft container or Rs 40,000 per 40 ft container, and 30% of the freight paid, up to Rs 30 lakh per unit per year. A small exporter with average annual exports of Rs 5 crore or less over the last three years can also claim for less than container load shipments through an inland container depot or container freight station. Dry ports count as gateway ports where trucks or containers pass to neighbouring countries. The claim is due within 180 days of the shipment date.
Detailed guide: UP freight subsidy to gateway port.
GO 829: Air freight
Government Order 829 reimburses the air freight on perishable goods, agricultural and horticultural products and industrial products sent by air through any air cargo complex in India, even one outside Uttar Pradesh, provided the state of origin of the goods is Uttar Pradesh. The payment is the lower of 30% of the freight paid and Rs 150 per kg, with cargo handling costs counted as freight, up to Rs 10 lakh per unit per year. The claim is due within 180 days of the date the goods are sent to the foreign buyer.
Detailed guide: UP air freight subsidy.
GO 830: ECGC premium support
Government Order 830 repays up to 30% of the premium a unit actually pays to the Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (ECGC) for export credit insurance, up to Rs 5 lakh per unit per year. The unit files a separate claim for each quarter for the total premium of all policies paid in that quarter. The claim is due within 90 days of the last day of the quarter. The export transaction must be real and valid.
Detailed guide: UP ECGC premium reimbursement.
GO 836: Export performance incentive
Government Order 836 pays 1% of the year on year growth in FOB export value, up to Rs 20 lakh per unit per year. The unit must have exported for the last three years with no zero FOB year, and the claim is due by 30 November of the next financial year. A Chartered Accountant certificate (Annexure II) and an affidavit on Rs 10 stamp paper go with the claim.
Detailed guide: UP Export Performance Incentive, Government Order 836.
GO 838: Dak Ghar Niryat Kendra postage
Government Order 838 repays 75% of the net postage on parcels sent through a Dak Ghar Niryat Kendra (the India Post export centre), up to Rs 1 lakh per exporter per year. The amount is worked out on net postage, without central and state GST. It covers several shipments in the year. Claims are quarterly: the unit adds up the postage of the quarter and files within 45 days of the end of the quarter.
Detailed guide: UP Dak Ghar Niryat Kendra postage support.
GO 874: E-commerce onboarding assistance
Government Order 874 repays 75% of the expense of the first year of onboarding on an international e-commerce platform, once, up to Rs 3 lakh per unit per year. It covers one platform only. Renewal and recurring fees after the first year are not covered. The unit must send at least one export consignment through the platform in the onboarding year and must stay active on it for a full year. The platform must be one that the Authorised Committee has notified. The claim is filed within 90 days after the year is complete.
Detailed guide: UP e-commerce onboarding assistance.
Samples, fairs and freight each have their own orderWho decides your claim: the Authorised Committees
Each order sets up an Authorised Committee headed by an officer of the Export Promotion Bureau UP. The committee approves claims, fixes the filing process and the documents and interprets the order.
| Order | Chair | Other members named in the order |
|---|
| GO 811 | Export Commissioner | Director of Agriculture Marketing and Foreign Trade, Finance Controller, Deputy Commissioner Industry of the district, Additional or Joint Export Commissioner (Member Secretary) |
| GO 828 | Export Commissioner | Commissioner or Additional Commissioner of Trade Tax and GST, Director of Agriculture Marketing and Foreign Trade, a Container Corporation of India representative, Finance Controller, Director of the UP Export Promotion Council, Deputy Commissioner Industry, Additional or Joint Export Commissioner (Member Secretary) |
| GO 829 | Export Commissioner | Director of Agriculture Marketing and Foreign Trade, Finance Controller, Deputy Commissioner Industry, Additional or Joint Export Commissioner (Member Secretary) |
| GO 830 | Export Commissioner | Finance Controller, Deputy Commissioner Industry, an ECGC representative for Uttar Pradesh, Additional or Joint Export Commissioner (Member Secretary) |
| GO 836 | Export Commissioner | Finance Controller, Deputy Commissioner Industry of the district, Additional or Joint Export Commissioner (Member Secretary) |
| GO 838 | Export Commissioner | Finance Controller, a representative of the Post Master General of Uttar Pradesh, Additional or Joint Export Commissioner (Member Secretary) |
| GO 874 | Additional Commissioner of the Bureau | Finance Controller, a representative of the Regional Director General of Foreign Trade, the Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) state nodal officer, Deputy Commissioner Industry, Additional or Joint Export Commissioner (Member Secretary) |
One exporter, one year: how the caps work together
The example below uses round numbers and is not a client case. Each line rests on a different expense, so no line breaks the rule against a similar benefit for the same purpose. The payable figure is the lower of the percentage and the cap, and every line stays subject to approval and budget.
| Claim | Spending or growth (Rs) | Working | Payable (Rs) |
|---|
| GO 811, foreign fair space rent | 4,00,000 | 75% is 3,00,000, below the Rs 3.25 lakh cap | 3,00,000 |
| GO 828, 10 containers of 20 ft, freight paid 9,00,000 | 9,00,000 | Lower of 10 times Rs 20,000 (2,00,000) and 30% of 9,00,000 (2,70,000) | 2,00,000 |
| GO 830, ECGC premium paid in the year | 2,00,000 | 30% of the premium | 60,000 |
| GO 838, net postage in the year | 60,000 | 75% of net postage | 45,000 |
| GO 874, first year platform onboarding | 2,00,000 | 75% of the expense, below the Rs 3 lakh cap | 1,50,000 |
| GO 836, export growth of Rs 5 crore | 5,00,00,000 | 1% of the growth, below the Rs 20 lakh cap | 5,00,000 |
| Total | | | 12,55,000 |
Each order has its own cap, and GO 811 also has its own total of Rs 25 lakh across its nine categories. There is no single yearly cap across the seven orders in the text we read.
Where claims go wrong across the orders
| Failure | What you see | What actually broke |
|---|
| A late claim | The claim is not accepted | The claim was filed after the window of that order, for example 180 days from the shipment date under GO 828 and GO 829 |
| The wrong start date | The claim is out of time although it looks early | The clock started on the fair end date, the first sample dispatch, the invoice date or the quarter end, not on the day you gathered the papers |
| No reply to a query | The claim is treated as cancelled | The missing papers were not uploaded within 15 days |
| An unregistered unit | The claim is not eligible | The unit was not registered with the Bureau and the Council when the work was done |
| A second benefit for the same purpose | Recovery and blacklisting if found | A similar benefit was taken from another central or state scheme |
| Quarterly claim filed late | The quarter’s claim is lost | The 45 day window for postage or the 90 day window for ECGC premium passed |
| Mixed financial years in one claim | The claim is sent back | Free samples in one GO 811 claim must belong to the financial year of the claim |
Who qualifies for the UP export subsidies
Who qualifies
An exporting unit qualifies when it is an MSME of Uttar Pradesh, is registered with the Export Promotion Bureau UP and the UP Export Promotion Council at the time of the work, has actually spent the money or paid the premium and meets the conditions of the particular order. GO 836 adds a three year export history. GO 874 adds one export consignment through the platform and a full year of activity on it.
Who is NOT eligible
A unit outside the MSME definition is not covered, because the orders are written for MSME units. A unit that has taken a full or partial similar benefit for the same purpose from a central or state scheme is not eligible for that purpose. A unit that gives wrong or hidden facts faces recovery of the full amount and blacklisting.
Not yet confirmed
- Whether exports of financial year 2025-26 can be claimed under GO 836 by 30 November 2026. The order took effect on 10 November 2025, part way through that year.
- How the quarterly orders define a quarter. GO 830 and GO 838 say quarter and do not say whether it is a financial year quarter.
- Whether tax is excluded from the first year platform expense under GO 874. The order text says 75% of the onboarding expense and does not mention tax in the part that sets the amount.
- The list of e-commerce platforms notified under GO 874. The order leaves the list to the Authorised Committee.
- GO 811 pays on space rent and does not mention stall building costs. It does not list which fairs qualify, only the type of organiser.
- How a unit gets Export Promotion Bureau UP and UP Export Promotion Council registration. Check the official source for the current steps.
What the orders do not say
- None of the seven sets a time limit for the Authorised Committee to decide a claim.
- None describes an appeal against a rejected claim. Each gives the committee the power to interpret the order.
- None states a retention period for records.
- None says how a reimbursement is treated for income tax or GST. Ask your Chartered Accountant.
- None offers a fast track. Claims are taken in the order they come in.
What the UP export subsidy schemes will not do
- They will not pay in advance. Each order reimburses money already spent, except GO 836, which pays on growth.
- They will not accept a claim after its window. The window differs by order.
- They will not guarantee payment. Claims are paid first come first served and only within the available budget.
How to start: checklist for this month
- Confirm that your Udyam, IEC, Bureau and Council registrations are active and carry the same name and address.
- List every export cost since 6 November 2025 and match each one to an order in the table above.
- For each cost, write down the start date of its clock and the last day to file.
- Check the postage of July to September 2026 against the 14 November 2026 date for GO 838.
- Check the ECGC premium of July to September 2026 against the 29 December 2026 date for GO 830.
- Ask your Chartered Accountant to check the growth in FOB value for GO 836 before 30 November 2026.
- Pay every future cost from the unit’s bank account and keep invoices and proof together.
- File early. The first come first served rule rewards the first claims of the year.
Plain words for the terms used on this page
| Term | Meaning |
|---|
| MSME | A micro, small or medium enterprise as defined under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act 2006 |
| FOB (Free on Board) | The value of goods up to loading at the port of export, without international freight and insurance |
| Gateway port | The seaport or dry port from which goods leave India |
| LCL (less than container load) | A shipment that does not fill a whole container |
| ECGC | Export Credit Guarantee Corporation, which sells export credit insurance |
| DBT (Direct Benefit Transfer) | A payment made straight into the unit’s bank account |
| Authorised Committee | The committee headed by an officer of the Export Promotion Bureau UP that approves claims |
| Arrears of land revenue | The way the government recovers dues, used in the orders for wrongly claimed money |
Frequently asked questions
What are the UP export subsidies?
They are seven state orders under the UP Export Promotion Policy 2025-30 that reimburse part of an MSME exporter’s costs for fairs, websites, samples, certification, freight, air freight, credit insurance, postage and e-commerce. One of them rewards export growth.
How do I claim a UP export subsidy?
Register with the Export Promotion Bureau UP and the UP Export Promotion Council, spend the money through the unit’s bank account and file the claim online within the window of that order with the documents the portal asks for. The Authorised Committee decides.
What is the deadline for UP export claims?
It differs by order. Postage is 45 days after the quarter, ECGC premium is 90 days after the quarter, fairs and samples are 120 days, freight and air freight are 180 days from shipment, e-commerce is 90 days after one year and the growth incentive is 30 November.
Do I need Udyam registration for UP subsidies?
The orders are written for MSME units as defined under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act 2006. The Udyam registration is the usual proof of MSME status, and the affidavit for GO 836 asks for the category. Keep it active and matching your IEC.
Can I claim both central MDA and UP MDA?
Not for the same purpose. Each order bars a full or partial benefit of a similar nature from any central or state scheme for the same purpose. A fair ticket paid for under a central scheme cannot be claimed again under the UP order.
What is the UP export performance incentive?
It is Government Order 836, which pays 1% of the growth in FOB export value over the previous financial year, up to Rs 20 lakh per unit per year. The unit needs three years of exports with no zero year and files by 30 November of the next financial year.
Is courier or postal export covered?
Yes, for parcels sent through a Dak Ghar Niryat Kendra. Government Order 838 repays 75% of net postage without GST, up to Rs 1 lakh per exporter per year. The claim is quarterly and is due within 45 days of the end of the quarter.
How much can I claim for a foreign trade fair?
Under Government Order 811 the order pays 75% of space rent up to Rs 3.25 lakh and 75% of economy air travel up to Rs 1.25 lakh for one person. The travel assistance cannot exceed the exporter’s own space rent spending.
What is the UP air freight subsidy?
Government Order 829 repays the lower of 30% of the air freight paid and Rs 150 per kg, with cargo handling costs counted as freight, up to Rs 10 lakh per unit per year. It works from any Indian air cargo complex if the state of origin of the goods is Uttar Pradesh.
How do I get UP Export Promotion Council registration?
The orders require registration with the Export Promotion Bureau UP and the UP Export Promotion Council but do not describe the steps. Check the official portals for the current process and keep the registration numbers, because every claim form asks for them.
Does UP subsidise export credit insurance?
Yes. Government Order 830 repays up to 30% of the premium paid to ECGC, up to Rs 5 lakh per unit per year. The unit files a separate claim for each quarter within 90 days of the last day of the quarter.
What happens if I miss the filing deadline?
The claim is outside the order. GO 828, 829 and 838 say in terms that late claims are not accepted or not considered, and none of the seven describes a way to revive one. A late reply to a query leads to automatic cancellation. Diarise each window when you spend the money.
Can large enterprises claim these subsidies?
No. The orders are written for MSME units of Uttar Pradesh as defined under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act 2006. A unit outside that definition falls outside the orders. Check your Udyam category before you plan a claim.
Are website development costs covered?
Yes. Category 7 of Government Order 811 covers advertising in foreign newspapers and magazines, catalogue printing, websites and digital marketing. It pays 75% of actual spending up to Rs 1 lakh, within 120 days.
Will a consultant guarantee my subsidy approval?
No. Approval and payment rest with the Authorised Committee and the budget of the financial year. A consultant can check eligibility, the dates and the papers, file the claim and track queries, but cannot promise approval or a payment date.
How Rasp International handles UP export subsidy claims
Rasp International is an ISO 9001:2015 certified EXIM and DGFT consultancy based in Agra, with a family legacy in international trade since 2005 and more than 500 exporters served. For these orders we map your costs to the right order, set the claim windows, match your registrations, prepare the evidence file and track each claim after filing.
The orders put approval and payment with the Authorised Committees, so we do not promise either. What we can do is make sure each claim is complete, consistent and early.
Message Rasp International on WhatsApp to book a consultation. See also our DGFT consultants service.
Sources
- Government of Uttar Pradesh, Government Order No. 684/18-4-2025/18-4099/31/2025 dated 3 September 2025, UP Export Promotion Policy 2025-30.
- Government Order No. 811/18-4-2025 dated 6 November 2025, Quick Export Development Incentive Scheme (marketing support).
- Government Order No. 828/18-4-2025 dated 6 November 2025, subsidy on freight for goods sent to a gateway port.
- Government Order No. 829/18-4-2025 dated 6 November 2025, air freight rationalisation scheme.
- Government Order No. 830/18-4-2025 dated 6 November 2025, export credit insurance support scheme.
- Government Order No. 836/18-4-2025 dated 10 November 2025, export performance based incentive scheme.
- Government Order No. 838/18-4-2025 dated 10 November 2025, Dak Ghar Niryat Kendra support scheme.
- Government Order No. 874/18-4-2025 dated 3 December 2025, e-commerce onboarding assistance scheme.
- The orders are in Hindi. Official copies: upepc.org.
This is general guidance. Rules change. Verify against the current order or the current portal screen before you file or pay.
Related: UP MDA scheme for fairs, samples and websites | UP Export Performance Incentive | Bureau and Council registration | Trade fair stall and travel claim | Export website for exporters