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Agreement name:	Chile - India
Coverage:	Goods	Type:	Partial Scope Agreement
Status:	In Force	Notification under:	Enabling Clause
Date of signature:	08-Mar-2006	Date of notification:	13-Jan-2009
Date of entry into force:	17-Aug-2007	End of implementation period:	2007
Remarks:	Due to internal considerations of an administrative nature, the Agreement effectively entered into force in India on 11-Sep-2007.
Current signatories:	Chile; India
Original signatories:	Chile; India
RTA Composition:	Bilateral
Region:	South America; West Asia
All Parties WTO members?	Yes	Cross-Regional:	Yes

Official Web Address

Chile, Subsecretaría de Relaciones Económicas Internacionales
India, Ministry of Commerce and Industry

Text of the agreement

Text of the agreement	E S

Annexes & related documents

Annexes	E S

Consideration status:	Factual Presentation issued
Date of Consideration	28-Jun-2010

Related documents

Document series: WT/COMTD/RTA/4

Document type	Language
Factual Presentation (G)	E F S

RTA Provisions Glossary

For details on these provisions, please consult the Glossary.

Last modified on: 01/12/2017

Topics
	All quantitative import restrictions prohibited
	Rules of Origin (RoO)
		Change of Tariff Classification Criteria (CTC)
		Regional Value Content Criteria (RVC)
		Cumulation among Parties
	All Export restrictions, including quantitative restrictions, prohibited
	Sanitary and Phytosanitary measures (SPS)
		Specifically reaffirms or incorporates WTO SPS Agreement
		Transparency obligations (SPS)
	Technical regulations, standards, technical barriers to trade (TBT)
		Specifically reaffirms or incorporates WTO TBT Agreement
		Transparency obligations (TBT)
	Safeguard Mechanisms (Goods)
		Specifically reaffirms or incorporates WTO Safeguard Agreement
		RTA-specific safeguard measures always permitted


	Anti-Dumping measures
		Specifically reaffirms or incorporates WTO Agreement on Anti-Dumping
		Dispute Settlement not applicable (Anti-Dumping measures)
	Countervailing measures
		Specifically reaffirms or incorporates WTO Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing measures
		Dispute Settlement not applicable (Countervailing measures)
	General Exceptions
	Security Exceptions
	Dispute Settlement (DS)
		Ad hoc Adjudicative Process
		Choice of forum
		Exclusive use of forum chosen
	Provisions on designated monopolies or State Owned Enterprises (SOEs)

Document title
Chile
India