Jantrayan

The right machine for your factory, from sourcing to import

Jantrayan is a machinery import and industrial solutions group in Bangladesh. Tell us what you produce and we help you choose, verify and import the machine.

How an import works with us

From your first message to a running machine.

  1. Requirement

    Tell us what you produce, the output you need and where the machine will run. We turn that into a clear machine requirement.

  2. Sourcing and verification

    We shortlist suppliers and check that the machine can be imported into Bangladesh under current rules.

  3. Quotation

    You get a written quotation naming the supplier, the specification and the terms.

  4. Contract and payment guidance

    We take you through the contract and the payment route, such as an LC (letter of credit).

  5. Shipping and customs

    Shipping, documents and customs clearance, coordinated step by step.

  6. Installation and training

    Installation, commissioning and training for your operators.

  7. After-sales

    Spare parts and service support after handover.

Request a quote

Tell us what you need. Only your name and phone number are required.

Importing machinery: common questions

Can any machine be imported into Bangladesh?

Not every machine, and not always without conditions. The Import Policy Order, issued by the Ministry of Commerce, lists goods that are banned and goods that need conditions or a permit. It changes from time to time, so we check the current order for your machine before we quote.

Official sources: Import Policy Order 2026–2029 (Office of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports), Ministry of Commerce

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What is an HS code, and why does it matter?

The HS code is the classification number customs gives a product. In Bangladesh it decides which duties, taxes and import conditions apply. We work out the likely HS code for your machine early, so the costing and the paperwork match from the start.

Official sources: Bangladesh Customs tariff search, National Board of Revenue

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How is imported machinery usually paid for?

Often through a letter of credit (LC) opened at your bank, though other routes exist. What is allowed depends on your bank and on Bangladesh Bank’s foreign exchange rules. We help you prepare the documents the supplier and your bank ask for.

Official sources: Bangladesh Bank circulars

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Can I import a used or reconditioned machine?

Used machinery can carry extra conditions under the Import Policy Order, and those conditions change between orders. We check what applies to your machine before you commit to a purchase.

Official sources: Import Policy Order 2026–2029 (Office of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports)

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Why don’t you publish prices?

A machine’s landed cost depends on its specification, the supplier, shipping, and the duties and taxes for its HS code, and these change. Send your requirement through the quote form and we come back with a written quotation for your case.

Official sources: National Board of Revenue

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