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Shipping boxes to and from India

India charges duty on most personal items and gifts sent by courier. Since April 1, 2026, a typical personal box pays about 31% of its value in duty and IGST, and only life-saving medicines and rakhi can come in as duty-free gifts. The receiver must complete KYC with the courier using an Aadhaar, passport, PAN card, or voter ID. Moving home for good? Your household goods can qualify for transfer-of-residence relief of up to INR 7.5 lakh (about $7,820) when shipped as unaccompanied baggage.

Typical transit: 3-6 business days from the Middle East, Europe, or Asia; 4-8 from North America
Currency: INR
Duty-free up to: There is no general duty-free threshold for courier boxes, and used personal items are dutiable too
Receiver ID: KYC document (Aadhaar, passport, PAN card, or voter ID)

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What it costs to ship boxes from the US to India

1 medium box (16 × 16 × 16 in, 20 lb)$186.08delivered in 4 to 7 business days
5 medium boxes (30 lb each)$930.38 totalabout $186.08 a box

Includes pickup at your door, express delivery, fuel and prepared customs paperwork. Import duties and taxes, if any, are set by India and paid by the receiver. Prices updated November 2, 2026.

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Sending to India

Duties and taxes1 2 3 5 6 12

Duty-free threshold: There is no general duty-free threshold for courier boxes, and used personal items are dutiable too. The courier rules allow duty-free gifts of up to INR 10,000 (about $104) per consignment, but since December 2019 only life-saving medicines and rakhi may be imported as gifts by courier or post. Any other gift can still come in if the receiver pays the full duty.
Import tax: IGST (Integrated Goods and Services Tax) at 18% on goods imported for personal use, or 5% on medicines for personal use, charged on the CIF value plus customs duty. Basic customs duty on personal imports (tariff heading 9804) fell from 20% to 10% on April 1, 2026, and a 10% social welfare surcharge on that duty now applies. Together that is about 31% of the CIF value. Alcohol, tobacco, printed books, and motor vehicles fall outside this heading and pay their own rates.
How value is worked out: Duty is charged on the assessable value, which is the CIF value: the goods plus freight and insurance to India. IGST is then charged on the CIF value plus the basic duty and surcharge. Declare an honest current value for used items; customs examines and assesses courier shipments and can question values that look wrong. The courier's bill of entry converts the invoice value from its currency into rupees at the customs rate of exchange. The INR 10,000 gift and INR 1 lakh low-value limits use the declared value; the INR 50,000 KYC address limit uses the CIF value. USD figures in this guide use the reference rate the Reserve Bank of India showed on September 25, 2026: about INR 95.9 per USD.
Who pays: Shipments are sent DAP. The receiver pays any duties and taxes before or on delivery. The courier may add a clearance or disbursement fee.
Moving there?: Under the Baggage Rules 2026, people moving their home to India can bring personal and household goods they owned abroad free of duty, including one unit each of listed items such as a TV, fridge, washing machine, or laptop. Indian residents and people of Indian origin get up to INR 1.5 lakh (about $1,560) after 3-12 months abroad, INR 3 lakh (about $3,130) after at least a year abroad in the last two years, and INR 7.5 lakh (about $7,820) after two years or more, with conditions. Foreigners on a non-tourist visa get the same amounts based on their stay in India. The relief is claimed on unaccompanied baggage declared on form CBD-II, not on regular courier imports.

Worked example

Illustrative: a box of used clothes, shoes, and kitchen items declared at INR 22,000, plus INR 3,000 of freight and insurance, for a CIF value of INR 25,000 (about $261). Assumes customs accepts the declared value and assesses the box as a personal import under heading 9804 at the rates in force from April 1, 2026, with no transfer-of-residence relief.

Basic customs duty: 10% x INR 25,000 = INR 2,500. Social welfare surcharge: 10% x INR 2,500 = INR 250. IGST: 18% x (INR 25,000 + INR 2,500 + INR 250) = INR 4,995. Total INR 7,745, or 30.98% of the CIF value.

About INR 7,745 (about $81), plus any courier clearance fee. The same box sent as a gift owes the same amount, because only life-saving medicines and rakhi go duty-free.

How customs clearance works in India1 2 8

Express couriers file an electronic manifest before the flight lands, then a courier bill of entry for each shipment: CBE-XI for documents, CBE-XII for duty-free gifts, CBE-XIII for dutiable shipments up to INR 1 lakh, and CBE-XIV above that. The courier acts as the receiver's agent for clearance and passes on the duty bill before delivery. For low-value shipments it can take the receiver's authorization at the door.

Formal entry: Above an invoice value of INR 1 lakh (about $1,040), the courier files the regular dutiable courier bill of entry (CBE-XIV). Gold, silver, gems, plants, animals, and perishables can't be cleared under the courier rules at all and need regular cargo clearance. Unaccompanied baggage is also cleared outside the courier system.
How long it takes: Often 1-3 business days after arrival once KYC is complete and duty is paid. Longer if plant quarantine, CDSCO, or another agency must clear something first.
Inspections: Customs screens and examines courier packages as it directs. Seeds and plant material go to plant quarantine, which fumigates infested items and incinerates prohibited ones. Medicines without a permit, undeclared items, and doubtful values can all lead to a hold.
If duties go unpaid: Goods not cleared within 30 days of arrival are detained and can be sold or disposed of after notice to the courier and the receiver. A refused shipment can be sent back abroad with customs approval. Chennai Customs notes that many gift boxes are refused when receivers see the duty bill.

Moving to India: claiming duty relief3 4

01
Check you qualify
Indian residents and people of Indian origin returning after at least 3 months abroad, or foreigners on a non-tourist visa staying in India more than 6 months. The higher tiers can't be claimed again within 3 years.
02
Know your limit
Returning residents: INR 1.5 lakh, about $1,560 (3-12 months abroad), INR 3 lakh, about $3,130 (at least 1 year abroad in the last 2), or INR 7.5 lakh, about $7,820 (2 years or more abroad, with short visits home totaling no more than 6 months). Foreigners get the same amounts for a 6-12 month stay, at least 1 year within their first 2, or 2 years or more.
03
Time the shipment
The goods must have been yours abroad. They can land up to 2 months before you arrive, or be sent within 1 month after. Customs can allow up to a year if illness or other events beyond your control delayed you.
04
Declare on CBD-II
File the Unaccompanied Baggage Declaration (CBD-II) on ICEGATE or the Atithi app, up to 3 days before the baggage lands. List each item and its value, your travel dates, and short visits to India. A customs broker or another person you authorize can file it for you.
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Clear customs
Present the baggage for examination where it lands. Duty applies to anything over your limit. Foreigners whose stay turns out shorter than required must tell customs and pay the duty with interest.
06
Collect it in time
Baggage not cleared within 6 months of your arrival (extendable by up to 6 months) can be sold after notice.

Documents to have ready1 2 4 7 8 9

Receiver's KYC document: Aadhaar, passport, PAN card, or voter ID, ideally one that shows the delivery address
Itemized packing list with a fair value for each item; the courier rules require a declaration of contents and total value on every package
For medicines: a CDSCO import permit (Form 12B), applied for with a doctor's prescription
For food: a signed FSSAI Form 7 declaration that it is for personal use, if customs asks
For plants or seeds: an import permit and a phytosanitary certificate from the country of origin
For transfer of residence: passport, the CBD-II unaccompanied baggage declaration, the air waybill or bill of lading, and the dates of any short visits to India in the last two years

KYC document (Aadhaar, passport, PAN card, or voter ID): Courier KYC rules accept any one valid ID that shows the receiver's identity and address. If the ID shows a different address, the courier records the delivery address at handover, and that completes KYC. This address shortcut covers individuals' documents, gifts, and low-value shipments up to a CIF value of INR 50,000 (about $520). Commercial imports also need an Importer Exporter Code (IEC). We ask for it during booking.

Onvoyo prepares the commercial invoice from your contents list. You print three copies, sign them, and send them with your boxes.

Official forms4 7 9

CBD-II: Unaccompanied Baggage Declaration Form for Import (opens in a new tab)
Declares unaccompanied baggage, including transfer-of-residence goods, electronically on ICEGATE or the Atithi app.
CBD-I: Indian Customs Declaration Form (opens in a new tab)
Arriving travelers carrying dutiable or prohibited goods declare them electronically before the green channel.
Currency Declaration Form (opens in a new tab)
Declares foreign currency notes over USD 5,000, or total foreign exchange over USD 10,000, on arrival.
CDSCO Form 12A (opens in a new tab)
Application for a Form 12B permit to import small quantities of drugs for personal use.
FSSAI Form 7 (opens in a new tab)
Declaration and undertaking that an imported food consignment is for personal use only.
ASI Non-Antiquity Certificate application (opens in a new tab)
Online application, linked from the ASI antiquity page, to certify that an old-looking object is not an antiquity before export.

What you can pack, category by category1 2 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

What you can pack, by category
Category	Status	What to know
Clothing and shoesMore on clothes	Conditions	Dutiable by courier even when used: about 31% of the CIF value since April 2026. Used clothes in your own baggage are duty-free.
Books and papersMore on books	Allowed	Printed books are assessed under their own tariff line, not as personal imports. Maps that show India's borders incorrectly are banned.
ElectronicsMore on electronics	Conditions	Dutiable at personal-import rates. Satellite phones and drones must be declared and may be held. E-cigarettes are banned. Batteries must be inside the device.
MedicationMore on medicine	Conditions	Shipped medicines need a CDSCO Form 12B permit, applied for on Form 12A with a prescription. They pay 5% IGST. Check with CDSCO first for anything with narcotic or psychotropic ingredients.
FoodMore on food	Conditions	Sealed, packaged, shelf-stable food in personal quantities only. FSSAI clearance isn't needed for personal use, but the receiver may sign Form 7. No fresh or perishable food, meat, or dairy.
Cosmetics and toiletriesMore on cosmetics	Conditions	Dutiable at personal-import rates. No aerosols or nail polish.
Alcohol and tobaccoMore on alcohol or tobacco	Not allowed	Couriers generally refuse alcohol and tobacco, and e-cigarettes are banned outright. Travelers' allowances don't apply to shipments.
Sports and outdoor gearMore on sports and outdoor gear	Conditions	Dutiable. Clean off all soil, which needs a special plant quarantine permit. No fuel canisters or gas cylinders.
Children's items and toysMore on toys and baby gear	Conditions	Dutiable at personal-import rates. Remove loose batteries.
Documents and photosMore on documents and photos	Allowed	Personal papers and photos of no commercial value count as documents and carry no duty. Pack them separately from goods.
Other	Conditions	Gold, silver, and gems can't go by courier. Plants and seeds need permits. Antiques 100 years old or more can't leave India.

Quantity limits2 3 4 7 9

Quantity limits for India
Item	Limit
Gifts by courier	Duty-free only for life-saving medicines and rakhi, up to INR 10,000 (about $104) per consignment. Other gifts pay full duty.
Medicines	Shipped medicines need a CDSCO Form 12B permit. Travelers may carry up to 100 average doses of any single drug in their own baggage.
Food for personal use	Outside FSSAI's import rules within the value customs allows; the receiver may need to sign FSSAI Form 7.
General allowance (travelers only)	INR 75,000 (about $780) of goods in accompanied baggage for residents, people of Indian origin, and foreigners on a non-tourist visa; INR 25,000 (about $260) for foreign tourists; nothing extra when arriving by land. Plus one new laptop for travelers 18 or older. Does not apply to shipments.
Alcohol (travelers only)	2 liters of liquor or wine. Does not apply to shipments.
Tobacco (travelers only)	100 cigarettes, 25 cigars, or 125 g of tobacco. Does not apply to shipments.
Jewelry (returning travelers only)	After more than a year abroad, 40 g for women or 20 g for others, duty-free in baggage. Gold can't be sent by courier.
Cash (travelers)	Declare foreign currency notes over USD 5,000, or total foreign exchange over USD 10,000, on arrival. Indian currency over INR 25,000 (about $260) must also be declared. Couriers don't carry cash.

What you can't send to India1 2 3 4 7 8 9 11

Not allowed

Aerosols, spray cans, and compressed gas cylinders
Flammable liquids and solids: fuel, lighter fluid, paint, nail polish, matches
Loose or spare lithium batteries and power banks not installed in a device
Cash, gift cards, checks, and other negotiable items
Firearms, ammunition, replicas, and weapon parts
Perishable food, and meat, dairy, or fresh produce
Cannabis, CBD, and THC products, even where they are legal at origin
E-cigarettes, vapes, and their parts
Narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances
Wildlife products
Counterfeits and other goods that infringe intellectual property rights
Maps and publications that show India's external borders incorrectly
Counterfeit Indian currency notes or coins
Gold, silver, and precious or semi-precious stones in any form, including jewelry: the courier clearance rules exclude them

Allowed with conditions

Gifts: Only life-saving medicines and rakhi can come in as duty-free gifts, up to INR 10,000 per consignment. Any other gift is allowed only with full duty paid, about 31% of the CIF value since April 2026. Tell the receiver before you ship, because many gift boxes are refused at the door.
Medicines: Medicines sent rather than carried need a CDSCO import permit (Form 12B). Apply on Form 12A to a CDSCO port office with a prescription from a registered doctor that shows the drug, quantity, and length of treatment. There is no fee, and permits are usually issued in a day or two.
Plants, seeds, bulbs, and planting material: Need an import permit and a phytosanitary certificate from the country of origin. Seeds and planting material can enter only through Amritsar, Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, or New Delhi. Plant quarantine inspects them, fumigates infested items, and destroys prohibited or infected material. Soil and peat need a special permit.
Packaged food: FSSAI's import rules don't apply to food for personal use within the value customs allows, but the receiver may have to sign a Form 7 declaration that it won't be sold. Perishables and plant or animal material can't be cleared under the courier rules.
Satellite phones and drones: Even travelers must declare them to customs at the red channel. Expect a shipped one to be held, and check with customs before sending.
Alcohol and tobacco: They fall outside the personal-imports heading, so full tariff rates apply. The travelers' allowances of 2 liters and 100 cigarettes don't apply to shipments.
Shipments over INR 1 lakh: Above an invoice value of INR 1 lakh (about $1,040), the courier files a regular dutiable bill of entry (CBE-XIV) instead of the low-value one.

Sending from India

Shipping boxes out of India1 2 10 11

Sending your own belongings out of India by express courier is routine once you complete KYC with the courier. The courier files a courier shipping bill for you, and personal gifts up to INR 25,000 (about $260) per consignment use the simplified gift form. Antiquities and e-cigarettes can't leave, and anything that looks old should travel with an ASI non-antiquity certificate.

Documents

Sender's KYC document: Aadhaar, passport, PAN card, or voter ID
Itemized packing list with values, plus a declaration of contents and total value on each package
Non-antiquity certificate from the Archaeological Survey of India for old-looking statues, paintings, brassware, or manuscripts
Importer Exporter Code (IEC) for anything commercial

Can't leave the country

Antiquities (objects in existence 100 years or more, and valuable manuscripts or records 75 years or more) may be exported only by the central government or its authorized agencies. Illegal export can mean 6 months to 3 years in prison and a fine.
E-cigarettes and their parts cannot be exported
Commercial goods paid for from abroad go on a different courier shipping bill and need an IEC
Couriers will not carry cash or negotiable instruments

Before pickup

Sending more than INR 25,000 (about $260) of your own things in one box? Ask the courier how it will be declared before you pack.
Apply early for a non-antiquity certificate for anything that looks antique. You can apply online through the ASI.
Check the destination's food rules before sending spices, pickles, or sweets.
Keep receipts for new items so the receiving country can value them.

Addresses, delivery and timing

Writing the address

Write the flat or house number, building, street, area or locality, city, state, and the 6-digit PIN code. Add the receiver's mobile number: the courier uses it for KYC and delivery.

Priya ExampleFlat 4B, Example Residency12 Sample Road, Andheri WestMumbai, Maharashtra 400058India+91 98000 00000

Example only; not a real address.

Delivery coverage

Fastest to: Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Pune, Ahmedabad.

Remote areas: The northeastern states, Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, and rural areas can add days. Some PIN codes are not served for every service.

Courier imports clear at courier terminals at major international airports, then travel on the courier's domestic network. Delivery waits until KYC is complete and duty is paid. Monsoon rains from June to September can slow local delivery.

When things slow down

Diwali (October or November) and the wedding season around it are the busiest times for courier imports. Republic Day (January 26), Independence Day (August 15), Gandhi Jayanti (October 2), Holi, and regional festivals can slow customs and delivery. Monsoon rains from June to September slow some deliveries.

Advice for your situation

Students

Heading to the US, UK, Canada, or Australia to study? You can ship clothes, books, and bedding from India by courier once you complete KYC with an Aadhaar, passport, PAN card, or voter ID. Gifts up to INR 25,000 (about $260) per consignment use the simplified gift form; ask the courier how a higher-value box of your own things will be declared. The destination sets duty and food rules, so check our guide for that country before packing pickles, spices, or sweets. Coming home after your degree? You may qualify for transfer of residence: INR 1.5 lakh (about $1,560) after 3-12 months abroad, INR 3 lakh (about $3,130) after a year abroad in the last two, or INR 7.5 lakh (about $7,820) after two years or more. It's claimed on unaccompanied baggage declared on CBD-II that lands no more than 2 months before you or is sent within 1 month after, and customs decides who qualifies, so ask before you ship. If you're 18 or older you can also carry one new laptop duty-free in your baggage. Studying in India? Your passport works for courier KYC, and medicines sent to you need a CDSCO Form 12B permit.

Returning home

Returning for good? Transfer of residence covers personal and household goods up to INR 1.5 lakh (about $1,560) after 3-12 months abroad, INR 3 lakh (about $3,130) after a year abroad in the last two, or INR 7.5 lakh (about $7,820) after two years or more, with short visits home totaling no more than 6 months. The two higher tiers can be used once every 3 years. Ship as unaccompanied baggage and declare it on CBD-II. Carry gold jewelry in your own baggage: after more than a year abroad, 40 g (women) or 20 g (others) is duty-free, and gold can't go by courier.

Expats and relocations

Foreigners moving to India on a non-tourist visa for more than 6 months get transfer-of-residence relief based on their stay: INR 1.5 lakh (about $1,560) for 6-12 months, INR 3 lakh (about $3,130) for at least a year within your first two, or INR 7.5 lakh (about $7,820) for two years or more. If you leave earlier than planned, you must tell customs and pay the duty with interest. Your passport works for courier KYC; if it doesn't show your Indian address, the courier records the address at delivery.

Tips for a smooth delivery

Ask the receiver to complete KYC with the courier as soon as tracking starts. An Aadhaar, passport, PAN card, or voter ID works.
Give the receiver a duty estimate before you ship: about 31% of the CIF value for most personal items and gifts.
Don't mark a box as a gift to save duty. Only life-saving medicines and rakhi get the gift exemption.
Pack papers separately from goods, and put a declaration of contents and total value on each box. The courier rules require both.
Moving home for good? Ship household goods as unaccompanied baggage, file CBD-II, and time it to land within 2 months before or be sent within 1 month after you arrive.
Leave out gold, jewelry, e-cigarettes, seeds, and fresh food.

Shipping to and from India: questions

What KYC documents do I need to receive a courier package in India?

Any one valid ID that shows your name and address: Aadhaar, passport, PAN card, or voter ID. If the address on it is different, the courier records your delivery address at handover. That shortcut covers personal shipments up to a CIF value of INR 50,000 (about $520).

Is there a duty-free limit for gifts sent to India?

Only for life-saving medicines and rakhi, up to INR 10,000 (about $104) per consignment. Since December 2019, other gifts by courier or post are allowed only with full duty paid, which is about 31% of the CIF value from April 2026.

How much duty will my family pay on a box of personal items?

From April 1, 2026: 10% basic customs duty, a 10% surcharge on that duty, and 18% IGST on the total. That comes to about 31% of the CIF value (goods plus shipping and insurance). Medicines pay 5% IGST instead of 18%.

Can I send used clothes to India duty-free?

Not by courier: used items are dutiable like new ones. Used clothes and daily-use items in your own baggage are duty-free, and the Baggage Rules also apply to unaccompanied baggage. If you're moving to India, ask customs whether your boxes can go that way.

Can I ship household goods to India when I move back?

Yes, as unaccompanied baggage under transfer of residence: up to INR 1.5 lakh, 3 lakh, or 7.5 lakh (about $1,560, $3,130, or $7,820) depending on your time abroad. The boxes can land up to 2 months before you arrive or be sent within 1 month after, and you declare them on form CBD-II.

Can I send medicine to India by courier?

Yes, with a CDSCO import permit (Form 12B). The receiver applies on Form 12A with a prescription from a registered doctor. There is no fee, and permits usually take a day or two.

How do I ship boxes from India to another country?

Book an express pickup, show your KYC document, and list every item with a value. Personal gifts up to INR 25,000 (about $260) per consignment go on the courier's simplified gift shipping bill. The receiver pays any import charges at the other end.

What can't I send from India?

Antiquities (objects 100 years old or more, and valuable manuscripts or records 75 years old or more) and e-cigarettes can't be exported. Get an ASI non-antiquity certificate for anything that looks old. Couriers also refuse cash, aerosols, flammables, and loose batteries.

Official help in India

CBIC Express Cargo Clearance System (courier portal) (opens in a new tab)
Links to the ECCS e-Mobility app for checking a courier shipment's customs status. ECCS helpdesk: 1800-2666-882 or eccs.tradehelpdesk@icegate.gov.in (set up mainly for couriers and trade users).
ICEGATE helpdesk (opens in a new tab)
24x7 helpdesk 1800-3010-1000 for ICEGATE, the portal where baggage declarations such as CBD-II are filed.
CDSCO personal-use drug imports (opens in a new tab)
Form 12B permits come from CDSCO port offices at major airports. For delays: 011-23236965 or dci@nic.in.
CPGRAMS public grievance portal (opens in a new tab)
Chennai Customs advises contacting the courier, then the customs helpdesk at the terminal, then filing a complaint here.

Official sources

Every section above is checked against these official pages. Rules change, and customs in India makes the final decision on every shipment. This guide is general information, not legal advice.

1.
Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC)
Courier Imports and Exports (Electronic Declaration and Processing) Regulations, 2010 (last updated 30 June 2022) (opens in a new tab)
Legislation · checked September 26, 2026
2.
Chennai Customs Zone, Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs
FAQ: Import of Gifts and Personal Imports through Courier (opens in a new tab)
Customs · checked September 26, 2026
3.
Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue
Baggage Rules, 2026 (Notification No. 14/2026-Customs (N.T.)) (opens in a new tab)
Legislation · checked September 26, 2026
4.
Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC)
Customs Baggage (Declaration and Processing) Regulations, 2026 (Notification No. 15/2026-Customs (N.T.)) (opens in a new tab)
Legislation · checked September 26, 2026
5.
Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue
Annexure I: Customs (Budget 2026-27 changes, Tax Research Unit) (opens in a new tab)
Tax authority · checked September 26, 2026
6.
Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (ECCS courier advisory)
Notification No. 9/2025-Integrated Tax (Rate), dated 17 September 2025 (opens in a new tab)
Tax authority · checked September 26, 2026
7.
Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO)
Procedure for Permission to Import Small Quantities of Drugs for Personal Use (opens in a new tab)
Health regulator · checked September 26, 2026
8.
Directorate of Plant Protection, Quarantine and Storage (Plant Quarantine Management System)
Mail: PQ Requirements; Import Inspection and Clearance of Plants and Plant Materials (opens in a new tab)
Biosecurity · checked September 26, 2026
9.
Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)
Food Safety and Standards (Import) Regulations, 2017 (compendium, version V, 1 June 2022) (opens in a new tab)
Biosecurity · checked September 26, 2026
10.
Archaeological Survey of India
The Antiquities and Art Treasures Act, 1972 (opens in a new tab)
Legislation · checked September 26, 2026
11.
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (National Tobacco Control Programme)
The Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes (Production, Manufacture, Import, Export, Transport, Sale, Distribution, Storage and Advertisement) Act, 2019 (opens in a new tab)
Legislation · checked September 26, 2026
12.
Reserve Bank of India
Home | Official website of Reserve Bank of India (Current Rates: Exchange Rates) (opens in a new tab)
Government · checked September 26, 2026

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