Foreign exchange can be taken under private visit category governed by the overall LRS limit of USD 2,50,000 per traveller in a single financial year, as per regulations. However, only USD 3000 of that amount can be carried as currency notes for a particular trip. The balance has to be in the form of prepaid forex cards.
You will need your passport, PAN, a valid visa, and a confirmed air ticket.
In the event of cancellation of the journey, the foreign exchange drawn for this specific travel must be surrendered within 60 days from the date of its purchase.
No, third party payment is not allowed as per RBI guidelines.
Yes, children of all ages are allowed same entitlements (limits) as adults, But Minors/children below age of 12 cannot carry Forex card/Travellers cheque..
No limit on amount of foreign exchange that can be brought into India. However, currency notes beyond USD 5000 (equivalent) and up to USD 10000 (total) need to be reported at customs and currency declaration form (CDF) obtained. CDF is required whenever currency / forex surrender exceeds respective limits.
While surrendering currency we will need your identification doc and proof of address. If the amount exceeds USD 5,000 in cash or exceeds USD 10,000 in total, you will also need a Currency Declaration form.
There is no restriction on residents holding foreign coins.
Orders received will be delivered at the time and address mentioned.
Self, Spouse, Father or Step Father, Mother or Step Mother, Son and step son, Son's Wife, Daughter, Daughter's husband, Brother or Step brother, Sister or Step Sister.
* The foreign nationals must stay in India minimum 3 years and above , having pan card , permanent residency in India and also applicant is not availing of facilities for remittances of his salary, savings,etc ., abroad in terms of extant regulations * Similarly, Foreign born wife of an Indian national staying in India minimum 3 years and above , having pan card , permanent residency in India and also applicant is not availing of facilities for remittances of his salary, savings, etc., abroad in terms of extant regulations.