
Q. How is Falta SEZ ideal for domestic and foreign investors and investments?
Falta Special Economic Zone is spread over 280 acres of land in the District of South 24 Parganas, West Bengal, in a pollution-free sylvan environment, about 55 kilometres from Kolkata city.
It is connected by a two-lane National Highway No. 117. Diamond Harbour Railway Station is the nearest railway station, about 19 km from the SEZ. Kolkata and Haldia are the closest seaports, at about 46 km and 48 km, respectively. The nearest airport is the Kolkata Airport, located 65 km from Falta.
The following facilities are readily available in the Zone:
a) FSEZ offers a truly supportive environment by providing simplified procedures. This is especially so in the clearance of matters relating to industrial approval, foreign collaborations etc., under a single-window clearance system.
b) Facilitation and documentation services: The office of the Development Commissioner serves as the single-window office for all the routine requirements of the units in the zone, including customs.
c) Industrial sheds (area 6,500 sq.mt.) and Standard Design Factory (SDF) buildings (area 15,570 sq.mt.) are available at very low lease rent.
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