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Beware of taking Rs into India..and also...
..The law also stipulates that all travellers to India must declare all cash in foreign currencies they might be bringing into India, including the UAE dirham, where its value exceeds USD 5,000. Foreigners should also make a declaration when the aggregate value of all foreign bills in the form of currency notes, financial instruments, travellers' cheques is equal to or exceeds USD 10,000, the notice added.
This also applies to those from any other country.
*This has been a public service thread.
Marathadi-Saamiyaar- Posts : 17675
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Re: Beware of taking Rs into India..and also...
should i also declare my credit card which could have a credit limit that exceeds the stipulated amounts?
MaxEntropy_Man- Posts : 14702
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Re: Beware of taking Rs into India..and also...
I dont think so.. Credit cards and its currency transactions are always through the official banking sector. I think you can still take in upto a total of $5000. But, cash can be traded through hawala and Rs brought in could have been printed by Dawood.MaxEntropy_Man wrote:should i also declare my credit card which could have a credit limit that exceeds the stipulated amounts?
Hence the no Re into India condition.
Same thing holds if you are bringing cash INTO US.
Marathadi-Saamiyaar- Posts : 17675
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Re: Beware of taking Rs into India..and also...
Just fyi, the Rs 7.5K limit for import of INR into India applies only to travelers who are normally resident in India. No such allowance is available for foreigners / NRIs. Pleej to bring in your dollars and covert them in India wonly.Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
..The law also stipulates that all travellers to India must declare all cash in foreign currencies they might be bringing into India, including the UAE dirham, where its value exceeds USD 5,000. Foreigners should also make a declaration when the aggregate value of all foreign bills in the form of currency notes, financial instruments, travellers' cheques is equal to or exceeds USD 10,000, the notice added.
This also applies to those from any other country.
*This has been a public service thread.
Merlot Daruwala- Posts : 5005
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Re: Beware of taking Rs into India..and also...
Yes of course... The phoreners are expected to spend even their first Paisa only after converting their dollar. What next...bring back the old controls - pay bus/train/plane/hotel fare in dollars?Merlot Daruwala wrote:Just fyi, the Rs 7.5K limit for import of INR into India applies only to travelers who are normally resident in India. No such allowance is available for foreigners / NRIs. Pleej to bring in your dollars and covert them in India wonly.Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
..The law also stipulates that all travellers to India must declare all cash in foreign currencies they might be bringing into India, including the UAE dirham, where its value exceeds USD 5,000. Foreigners should also make a declaration when the aggregate value of all foreign bills in the form of currency notes, financial instruments, travellers' cheques is equal to or exceeds USD 10,000, the notice added.
This also applies to those from any other country.
*This has been a public service thread.
Marathadi-Saamiyaar- Posts : 17675
Join date : 2011-04-30
Age : 110
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