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Check whether an eWay bill is required for your consignment and exactly how many days it stays valid for the distance — based on the current Rule 138 validity slabs. Free, no login.
Validity is 1 day per 200 km (or part thereof), counted from generation. An eWay bill is mandatory when the consignment value exceeds ₹50,000.
Value ₹75,000 is above the ₹50,000 threshold, so an eWay bill must be generated for this movement.
3 days
For 600 km at 1 day per 200 km. Validity runs from the time Part-B is first entered; the last day ends at midnight of that day.
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An eWay bill is mandatory for the movement of goods worth more than ₹50,000 (in a single consignment). Some states set a lower threshold for intra-state movement, so always check your state’s rule.
For regular cargo, validity is one day for every 200 km or part thereof. For over-dimensional cargo (ODC) or multimodal shipments involving a ship, it is one day for every 20 km. So a 600 km regular trip gets 3 days; validity is counted from when Part-B is first entered.
Part-A captures the consignment details — GSTINs, invoice number, value and HSN. Part-B captures the transport details — the vehicle number and transporter. The eWay bill is only valid for movement once Part-B is filled, and its validity clock starts from that point.
You can extend an eWay bill within 8 hours before or after its expiry if the goods are still in transit due to genuine reasons (breakdown, natural calamity, etc.). MoboSafe can auto-update Part-B from live GPS and flag expiries before they cause a detention.
Related: automated eWay Bill generation, how to generate an eWay bill, and the penalty risk calculator.
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