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Multi-Currency (export) Invoices
Use the Multi-Currency Invoice for exports and SEZ supplies billed in a foreign currency. It records the exchange rate, LUT number and shipping details that export invoices need.
Where to find it: Other Documents ▾ → Multi-Currency Invoice
Create a multi-currency invoice
- Click + Add New.
- Pick the customer. Enter your LUT No. if you export without paying IGST under a Letter of Undertaking.
- Choose the Invoice Type: Export Invoice (with or without IGST), SEZ Invoice (with or without IGST) or Deemed Export.
- Choose the Currency (USD, EUR, GBP, AED, SAR, AUD, CAD, SGD, JPY, CNY and more) and enter the Exchange Rate (₹).
- Check the invoice number, date and due date, and choose the delivery mode (Air, Sea, Road, Rail or Courier).
- Fill the Export Shipping Detail: shipping bill number and date, port code, pre-carriage, vessel/flight number, port of loading and discharge, final destination, country of origin and of final destination, weight and number of packages.
- Add the items with prices in the chosen currency.
- Check the export remark (for example “Supply Meant for Export on Payment of Integrated Tax (IGST)”) and click Save & Print or Save.
The list shows each invoice’s type, currency, total in foreign currency and total in rupees.
Exports are reported in the EXP section of GSTR-1 on the GST portal. Check export-related details (LUT, shipping bill, port code) with your accountant.
