Any person, company, or organization intending to export prescribed substances, specified minerals, atomic energy-related plants, or prescribed equipment must obtain this license under the Atomic Energy (Radiation Protection) Rules, 2004. The approval is required for materials or equipment that may be used in the production, development, research, or application of atomic energy, as determined by the Central Government. This regulation helps ensure the safe handling, monitoring, and control of sensitive nuclear and radiation-related items being exported from India. The licensing process is regulated by the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board in accordance with national safety and export control requirements.
Export License under Atomic Energy (Working of the Mines, Minerals and Handling of Prescribed Substances) Rules, 1984
What is Application for Export License under Atomic Energy (Working of the Mines, Minerals and Handling of Prescribed Substances) Rules, 1984
Who Can Apply for Export License under Atomic Energy (Working of the Mines, Minerals and Handling of Prescribed Substances) Rules, 1984 ?
- Manufacturers exporting radioactive materials
- Import-export companies dealing with prescribed substances
- Research laboratories and scientific institutions
- Nuclear and radiation-related equipment suppliers
- Industrial organizations handling radioactive elements
- Government organizations involved in atomic energy activities
- Medical equipment exporters dealing with radiation-based devices
- Educational and research institutes handling radioactive substances
- Any individual or entity intending to export prescribed radioactive elements under the Atomic Energy (Radiation Protection) Rules, 2004
Documents Required for this Export License under Atomic Energy (Working of the Mines, Minerals and Handling of Prescribed Substances) Rules, 1984
- Filled and signed copy of Import form
- Filled and signed copy of profile of company for export of prescribed substance
- Copy of End User Certificate of foreign buyer, consignee and end use
- Copy of the Purchase Order
- Copy of landing bill of previous export license
- AERB NOC if prescribed substance is also radioactive
- Utilization statement against previous license
- Annexure for technical details of material
Act and Rules
Role of Shamkris and Process of Export License under Atomic Energy (Working of the Mines, Minerals and Handling of Prescribed Substances) Rules, 1984
Shamkris adopts a results-oriented approach to ensuring compliance with the mandatory requirements for obtaining the Application. With a simple and guided methodology, Shamkris helps organizations achieve the necessary application in a timely and cost-effective manner. Shamkris offers 100% support in advisory, guidance, and compliance, ensuring smooth processing for obtaining the application.
The Application acquisition process described below:
Advisory for the document required
Preparation of documents as per application & list of documents.
Certificate File
Inspection by the department if required
Certificate department
Certificate issued
Yearly Compliance if Applicable
Renewal when due
Who can issue Approval for Export License under Atomic Energy (Working of the Mines, Minerals and Handling of Prescribed Substances) Rules, 1984

FAQ
It is a regulatory approval required for exporting radioactive elements, prescribed substances, equipment, or materials covered under the Atomic Energy (Radiation Protection) Rules, 2004.
The license is regulated by the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board along with the Central Government authorities.
Any individual, company, manufacturer, exporter, research organization, or institution intending to export prescribed radioactive substances or related equipment must obtain this approval.
The license ensures safe handling, monitoring, and legal control over sensitive materials and equipment that may be connected with atomic energy applications.
The approval may be required for:
- Radioactive substances
- Prescribed minerals
- Atomic energy-related equipment
- Radiation-generating devices
- Nuclear research or industrial equipment
Yes, research laboratories, universities, and scientific institutions involved in exporting prescribed radioactive materials or equipment can apply.
Yes, if the equipment falls under prescribed categories related to atomic energy or radiation applications, approval is mandatory.
These rules are designed to regulate the safe use, transport, handling, and export of radioactive materials and radiation-related equipment in India.
No, exporting prescribed radioactive substances or equipment without proper authorization may lead to legal action and penalties.
The timeline depends on the type of material, documentation, technical evaluation, and regulatory approvals required by the competent authority.