
How to Obtain IRC Certificate in Bangladesh?
Eligibility
Any registered business entity can apply, including:
- Sole proprietorship
- Partnership firm
- Limited company
Documents Required
To apply for an IRC Certificate, you will need:
- Valid Trade License
- TIN Certificate
- VAT Registration Certificate
- Bank Solvency Certificate
- Memorandum of Association & Certificate of Incorporation (for companies)
- Partnership deed (for partnership firms)
- Import Policy Order compliance documents
- Passport-size photographs of the owner, partners, or directors
Government Fees
IRC fees vary based on the value of imports per year. Higher import limits incur higher government charges and renewal fees.
Online Application Process
- Visit the CCI&E website — go to the official CCI&E online application portal at ccie.gov.bd.
- Create an account — sign up using your valid email address and mobile number.
- Fill in the application form — complete the online form with business details, owner information, and bank details.
- Upload documents — scan and upload all required documents in PDF or JPEG format.
- Pay government fees — payment can be made through bank draft, pay order, or online banking, as instructed.
- Submit the application — after submission, the system will provide an application tracking number.
- Inspection & approval — CCI&E officials may verify documents or conduct physical verification; upon approval, the IRC Certificate is issued electronically.
- Receive your IRC Certificate — digital or printed, as applicable.
Renewal of IRC Certificate
The IRC must be renewed annually by paying the prescribed renewal fees through the CCI&E portal, within 60 days prior to the expiry date.
Late renewal may incur penalties — track your expiry date and renew well ahead of the deadline.
Disclaimer: This article is intended for general information and educational purposes only and does not constitute legal or financial advice. IRC eligibility, documentation, fees, the online application process, and renewal rules are set by the CCI&E under the Ministry of Commerce and may change over time. Verify current requirements with the relevant authority or a licensed professional before acting.
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