Customs arrival declarations require disclosure of dutiable goods, restricted articles, jewellery, pets, and qualifying foreign exchange. Arriving passengers must complete the Indian Customs Declaration Form with travel, baggage and goods details, declare dutiable goods, pets, excess ... Summary
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Customs Baggage (Declaration and Processing) Regulations, 2026
Customs arrival declarations require disclosure of dutiable goods, restricted articles, jewellery, pets, and qualifying foreign exchange.
Arriving passengers must complete the Indian Customs Declaration Form with travel, baggage and goods details, declare dutiable goods, pets, excess jewellery, prohibited or specified articles, and foreign exchange above prescribed thresholds. An affirmative declaration concerning pets, excess jewellery or listed articles requires reporting to the Customs Red Channel. Duty-free allowance varies by passenger category and mode of arrival, and duty applies to dutiable goods exceeding that allowance. A Currency Declaration Form is required where foreign exchange or foreign currency notes exceed prescribed limits and may be used for authorised currency conversion or reconversion.
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