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ARTICLE · 03 OCTOBER 2007

Enhanced Limits Of Remittance Facilities

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The Liberalized Remittance Scheme (Scheme) notified by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for provision of simplified foreign exchange facilities to resident individuals, has been amended periodically to further liberalize the remittance limits that may be availed of by residents for permissible capital and current account transactions or a combination thereof.

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The Liberalized Remittance Scheme (Scheme) notified by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for provision of simplified foreign exchange facilities to resident individuals, other than corporates, partnership firms and trusts, has been amended periodically to further liberalize the remittance limits that may be availed of by residents for permissible capital and current account transactions or a combination thereof.

RBI, by its Circular dated 26th September 2007, has relaxed the limits of overseas investments by resident individuals to afford greater flexibility in their foreign exchange dealings.

As per the revised norms, residents may now remit upto USD 200,000 per financial year as against the earlier limit of USD 100,000, for permissible transactions (inter alia) including investments in foreign securities, foreign currency loans raised in India and abroad, transfer of immovable property outside India, guarantees issued by residents in favour of non-residents, remittance of capital

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