Visa fee transfer permission lets diplomatic missions credit foreign currency accounts via rupee-to-foreign account transfers. Credits to foreign currency accounts of diplomatic missions are limited to (i) proceeds of inward remittances received from outside India through normal banking channels and (ii) transfer of funds from the mission's rupee account in India that comprise visa fees collected in India, permitting diplomatic missions to transfer collected rupee visa fees into their foreign currency accounts.
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Visa fee transfer permission lets diplomatic missions credit foreign currency accounts via rupee-to-foreign account transfers.
Credits to foreign currency accounts of diplomatic missions are limited to (i) proceeds of inward remittances received from outside India through normal banking channels and (ii) transfer of funds from the mission's rupee account in India that comprise visa fees collected in India, permitting diplomatic missions to transfer collected rupee visa fees into their foreign currency accounts.
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