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of <h1>RBI Sets Rules for Currency Export/Import: Indian Notes Limit 25,000; Special Provisions for Nepal and Bhutan</h1> The Reserve Bank of India issued the Foreign Exchange Management (Export and Import of Currency) Regulations, 2015, effective from December 29, 2015. These regulations govern the export and import of currency in India. Residents can take or bring Indian currency notes up to 25,000, excluding Nepal and Bhutan. Commemorative coins can also be taken or sent abroad. Non-residents may carry the same amount when visiting India. Export of Indian coins under the Antique and Art Treasure Act, 1972, is prohibited. Foreign currency export and import require Reserve Bank permission, with specific exemptions for foreign exchange import declarations. Special provisions apply to transactions with Nepal and Bhutan.
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