Currency prohibition on a specified high-denomination Indian note requires customs to warn travellers and display notice at entry points. The Central Board of Excise & Customs directs customs units to publicize a Nepalese Gazette prohibition on possession, sale, import and export of Indian currency notes of the 1000-denomination, to prominently display notices at airports and Land Customs Stations, to advise travellers to Nepal about the prohibition and prescribed documentation requirements, and to acknowledge receipt of the circular.
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Currency prohibition on a specified high-denomination Indian note requires customs to warn travellers and display notice at entry points.
The Central Board of Excise & Customs directs customs units to publicize a Nepalese Gazette prohibition on possession, sale, import and export of Indian currency notes of the 1000-denomination, to prominently display notices at airports and Land Customs Stations, to advise travellers to Nepal about the prohibition and prescribed documentation requirements, and to acknowledge receipt of the circular.
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