Duty-free jewellery allowance permits limited quantity and value of gold and silver for long-term residents returning by air. An Indian passenger resident abroad for over one year may bring jewellery duty-free in bonafide baggage. The concession applies to gold, silver and other jewellery and sets distinct weight and value caps for male and lady passengers, permitting a higher allowance for lady passengers under the international passenger facilitation provisions of the Customs Manual.
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Duty-free jewellery allowance permits limited quantity and value of gold and silver for long-term residents returning by air.
An Indian passenger resident abroad for over one year may bring jewellery duty-free in bonafide baggage. The concession applies to gold, silver and other jewellery and sets distinct weight and value caps for male and lady passengers, permitting a higher allowance for lady passengers under the international passenger facilitation provisions of the Customs Manual.
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