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Import export policy: Furniture, toys and miscellaneous goods (HS 94 to 96)

Is import or export free, restricted or prohibited for furniture, toys and miscellaneous goods? HS chapters 94 to 96: what each covers, DGFT policy lines, which licences apply.

Official sources checked: 2 Oct 2026

Section XX of the Harmonised System covers furniture, toys and miscellaneous goods. For each chapter below you see what it covers, whether export or import is free, restricted or prohibited in the DGFT documents we read, which India-side licences usually apply, and the official trade values for FY 2025-26.

HS chapterExports, US$ millionImports, US$ millionExport policyImport policy
94: Furniture, bedding and lighting2,4851,965Free in generalFree in general
95: Toys, games and sports goods603639Free in generalFree in general
96: Miscellaneous manufactured articles705646Free in general5 restricted code(s), 1 prohibited code(s)

Trade values are in US$ million for the financial year 2025-26 (April 2025 to March 2026), as published by TradeStat, Department of Commerce (data from DGCI&S) and fetched on 2026-10-02. They can be revised later. Shares and changes are calculated from those figures. Year-on-year change compares 2025-26 with 2024-25.

How to read the policy columns

"Free in general" means we found no restricted, prohibited or STE line for this chapter. Policy changes by DGFT notification. The import notes come from DGFT's lists of restricted (407 codes) and prohibited (88 codes) imports, both as on 12 June 2019. The export notes come from DGFT's chapter-wise export schedule, 2021 edition. Check your 8-digit code on DGFT's policy search for the current position.

Chapter by chapter

Chapter 94: Furniture, bedding and lighting

Furniture, mattresses, lamps, lighting fittings and prefabricated buildings.

Exports from India

FY 2025-26: US$ 2,485 million, -2.8% on 2024-25. Largest destinations (US$ million): USA (1,064), Germany (187), UK (144), Netherlands (121).

  • No restricted, prohibited or STE line found for this chapter in the schedule we read.

Usually needed: EPCH

Imports into India

FY 2025-26: US$ 1,965 million, +14.3% on 2024-25. Largest sources (US$ million): China (1,041), USA (113), Germany (107), Malaysia (105).

  • No restricted or prohibited code in this chapter on DGFT's 2019 lists.

Usually needed: BIS (check list), Legal Metrology (if packed)

Chapter 95: Toys, games and sports goods

Toys, dolls, video games, sports equipment and festive articles.

Exports from India

FY 2025-26: US$ 603 million, +5.6% on 2024-25. Largest destinations (US$ million): USA (259), UK (69), Australia (38), Germany (28).

  • No restricted, prohibited or STE line found for this chapter in the schedule we read.

Usually needed: Plexconcil, SGEPC

Imports into India

FY 2025-26: US$ 639 million, +17.2% on 2024-25. Largest sources (US$ million): China (352), UAE (57), Japan (32), USA (27).

  • No restricted or prohibited code in this chapter on DGFT's 2019 lists.

Usually needed: BIS (check list), Legal Metrology (if packed)

Chapter 96: Miscellaneous manufactured articles

Pens, lighters, buttons, brushes, combs and other articles.

Exports from India

FY 2025-26: US$ 705 million, -3.8% on 2024-25. Largest destinations (US$ million): USA (145), Netherlands (40), UAE (38), Brazil (34).

  • No restricted, prohibited or STE line found for this chapter in the schedule we read.

Usually needed: EPCH, Plexconcil

Imports into India

FY 2025-26: US$ 646 million, -3.8% on 2024-25. Largest sources (US$ million): China (381), Japan (44), Hong Kong (34), Indonesia (24).

  • Restricted: worked tortoise-shell, mother of pearl, bone, horn and coral.
  • Prohibited: worked ivory and articles of ivory.

Usually needed: Legal Metrology (if packed), DGFT policy lines

Common questions

Is export of furniture, toys and miscellaneous goods free?
Generally yes, except the prohibited, restricted and STE lines shown for each chapter. We found no restricted, prohibited or STE line for these chapters in the schedule we read.
Is import of furniture, toys and miscellaneous goods free?
Generally yes, except the codes on DGFT's restricted and prohibited lists. For these chapters the 2019 lists show 5 restricted and 1 prohibited codes.
Where do I check the current policy?
On DGFT's ITC (HS) policy search for your 8-digit code. Policy changes by notification.
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