This page explains how the E-Way Bill system works for goods moving in and out of Meghalaya (GST state code 17). The portal and rules are national, but the intra-state threshold and the administering department are specific to Meghalaya.

E-Way Bill threshold in Meghalaya

For movement within Meghalaya, the applicable position is: ₹50,000 for intra-state movement within Meghalaya. Inter-state movement above ₹50,000 always needs a bill, regardless of the state.

Key point
GST state code for Meghalaya: 17 — these are the first two digits of every GSTIN registered in the state.

Who administers E-Way Bills in Meghalaya

Compliance and enforcement in Meghalaya are handled by the Meghalaya Taxation Department, alongside the national NIC/GSTN systems. The capital is Shillong, and major commercial hubs include Tura, Jowai.

Generating and checking bills in Meghalaya

Businesses in Meghalaya use the same national portal to generate, print, cancel and extend bills. The process doesn't change by state — see the generation guide and validity guide for the steps.

E-Way Bill quick facts for Meghalaya
DetailValue
State / UTMeghalaya
GST state code17
CapitalShillong
Key citiesTura, Jowai
Administering bodyMeghalaya Taxation Department

Whether you ship from Shillong or any town in Meghalaya, the rules on validity and common errors are the same.

Frequently asked questions

What is the E-Way Bill limit in Meghalaya?
₹50,000 for intra-state movement within Meghalaya. For any inter-state movement above ₹50,000, a bill is required regardless of the state.
What is the GST state code for Meghalaya?
The GST state code for Meghalaya is 17, which forms the first two digits of GSTINs registered there.
Is the E-Way Bill portal different in Meghalaya?
No — the portal is national. Only the intra-state threshold and the administering department (Meghalaya Taxation Department) are specific to Meghalaya.