Rajasthan Sunrise Conversion Charge Scheme — 75% Exemption + 25% Reimbursement — Frequently Asked Questions

It covers the conversion charge in full, but in two stages. You are exempted from paying 75% of the charge straight away, and the 25% you do pay is reimbursed to you afterwards. There is no fixed rupee figure attached to the incentive — the value depends on the conversion charge levied on the property in question.

Only enterprises classified as 'Sunrise Enterprises' under the Rajasthan Investment Promotion Scheme (RIPS) 2024, and only where the enterprise is undertaking an activity that involves conversion charges on land or property in Rajasthan. Eligibility turns on that policy definition, so confirm it against the RIPS 2024 guidelines before applying. Neither DPIIT nor MSME registration is listed as a requirement for this benefit.

They are fees levied by local authorities when the permitted use of a property changes — for example, from agricultural to industrial, or from residential to commercial. Paying them is a regulatory step that formalises the new use of the land.

When the conversion charge is raised, 75% of it is exempted, so you only need to find the remaining quarter at that point. Once that 25% has been paid and the payment is verified, the state reimburses it. The net result is that the conversion charge costs the enterprise nothing.

No. This specific incentive is exclusive to 'Sunrise Enterprises' as defined under RIPS 2024. Other enterprises in the state may be able to access different incentives under the broader policy, but they cannot claim this one.

The 'Sunrise Enterprise' framing points towards newer, emerging and high-growth businesses, but the exact test lies in how RIPS 2024 defines that category. You will need to check that definition against your own enterprise's age and stage of operation to know where you stand.

You should be ready with your business registration certificates, documents establishing ownership of the land or property, and the conversion charge assessment notices showing the amount incurred or expected. Any further paperwork required by the RIPS 2024 process should be attached as specified.

Apply through the RIPS 2024 route. Start by confirming that your enterprise meets the Sunrise Enterprise definition, then assemble your registration, land and conversion charge documents. Submit the application with all supporting papers through the state's Raj Nivesh portal at https://rajnivesh.rajasthan.gov.in/ or by following the process set out in the official policy document. The authorities will verify the application; once that clears, the exemption is granted and the reimbursement of the 25% is initiated after proof of payment is submitted.

No. The scheme runs on a rolling, always-open basis, so there is no fixed last date to beat. You can apply once your enterprise and the land-use change meet the eligibility conditions.

No. This is a subsidy incentive delivered as a charge exemption plus a cash reimbursement. It is non-dilutive — the Department of Industries and Commerce does not receive shares, a stake or ownership in the enterprise in exchange for the support.

No. DPIIT (Startup India) recognition is not listed as a mandatory requirement for Rajasthan Sunrise Conversion Charge Scheme — 75% Exemption + 25% Reimbursement, though having it can strengthen your application and unlock other benefits.

Rajasthan Sunrise Conversion Charge Scheme — 75% Exemption + 25% Reimbursement is offered by Department of Industries and Commerce, Government of Rajasthan, a government body. It is provided as non-dilutive funding.

Apply directly through the official application link on this page. Review the eligibility criteria and prepare your startup documents before you begin.