Upto Rs. 50000 (per passenger), you can pay by Cash/ online internet banking/ NEFT/ personal cheque ( subject to clearance of the cheque)

If the amount exceeds Rs 50000 you can pay by online internet banking/ NEFT/ RTGS/ personal cheque (subject to clearance of cheque)

Yes you can purchase multiple currencies & travel cards in one order. You simply need to add the currencies & travel cards there by using the “add button” option.

Its upto USD 2,50,000 under Liberalized Remittance Scheme (LRS) in a financial year, can be used for any number of visits. If anyone has already remitted or have used any quota under LRS in a financial year, then the applicable limit for travelling purpose would be reduced from USD 2,50,000 by the amount remitted/ used.

Passengers are allowed to purchase foreign currency notes only up to USD 3000 or equivalent per individual/ per trip. Balance amount can be carried in the form of Prepaid travel cards, Travelers Cheque, bankers draft etc. except: A : Travelers proceeding to Iraq and Libya can draw foreign currency up to USD 5000 in cash currency notes; B : Travelers proceeding to Islamic Republic of Iran, Russian federation and other Republics of commonwealth of Independent States where entire foreign exchange can be drawn in the form of currency notes…

Yes children of all ages are permissible to same entitlements as adults, but minors below age of 14 years can’t carry Forex travel Card (prepaid cards) & travelers cheques…

Date of travel must not be later than 60 days from the date of purchase of forex.

Within USD 250000 per financial year, irrespective of period of stay and number of times in a financial year..

Leisure Travel/ Personal Travel Business Travel Immigration Education Medical Procedure The total limit remains same under LRS of USD 250000

There’s no limit of foreign exchange that can be brought into India, however currency notes beyond USD 5000 (equivalent) & up to USD 10000 (total inclusive of travelers cheques) need to be reported to Customs and Currency declaration form to be obtained…

On return from a foreign trip travelers are required to surrender unspent foreign exchange held in form of currency notes within 90 days and travelers cheques/ travel cards within 180 days from return. However they are free to retain foreign exchange up to USD 2000 (equivalent) in form of currency notes, travelers cheques, travel cards for future usage.

Original & valid passport. Valid Visa except where the visa on arrival applies Confirmed Air ticket showing travel within 60 days Pan card or Form 60/61 (if required) Aadhar card (if required)

Original & valid passport. Valid Visa except where the visa on arrival applies Confirmed Air ticket showing travel within 60 days Aadhar card (if required) Lerms letter ( business trip letter) KYC of the sponsoring company required like memorandum of the company, pan card, authorized signatory letter, utility bill/ address proof etc..