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<h1>India Clarifies Baggage Rules: Rs.25,000 Duty-Free Allowance for Passengers from Hong Kong, Excluding Annexure I Items.</h1> The Ministry of Finance, Government of India, issued a clarification regarding the free baggage allowance under the Baggage Rules, 1998, for passengers returning from Hong Kong SAR, China. Previously, inconsistent practices were observed at Indian airports, with some allowing a Rs.25,000 free allowance and others only Rs.6,000. The Ministry of External Affairs confirmed that Hong Kong SAR is a separate customs territory from China. Consequently, passengers aged 10 and above, returning from Hong Kong after a stay of more than three days, are entitled to a Rs.25,000 duty-free allowance, excluding items listed in Annexure I. Field officers are instructed to follow these guidelines.