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53 A. P. (DIR Series) Circular No. 30, dated
February 01, 2010
Export and Import of Currency
Notification No. FEMA 195 / 2009-RB, dated July 7,
2009
Presently, a resident individual who is going on a
temporary visit outside India (other than to and from Nepal and Bhutan) is
permitted to take or bring back Indian currency notes issued by the Government
of India or RBI not exceeding Rs. 5,000.
This circular has raised this limit to Rs. 7,500.
Accordingly, a resident individual who is going on a temporary visit outside
India (other than to and from Nepal and Bhutan) is permitted to take or bring
back Indian currency notes issued by the Government of India or RBI not
exceeding Rs. 7,500.