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    Currency Declaration Form (CDF) : Instructions For Passengers

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    1. This document is a currency declaration form that passengers arriving in India must complete if bringing in foreign currency exceeding $10,000 or its equivalent. 2. The form instructs passengers to present it to an authorized bank or money changer when converting or reconverting currency, and to retain it to show unspent funds when departing India. 3. Travelers must declare the name, amount, and total value of any foreign currency notes or traveler's checks in their possession on arrival, and a customs officer will certify the reported amounts.

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    Currency Declaration Form (CDF) : Instructions For Passengers

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    1. This document is a currency declaration form that passengers arriving in India must complete if bringing in foreign currency exceeding $10,000 or its equivalent. 2. The form instructs passengers to present it to an authorized bank or money changer when converting or reconverting currency, and to retain it to show unspent funds when departing India. 3. Travelers must declare the name, amount, and total value of any foreign currency notes or traveler's checks in their possession on arrival, and a customs officer will certify the reported amounts.

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    1. This document is a currency declaration form that passengers arriving in India must complete if bringing in foreign currency exceeding $10,000 or its equivalent. 2. The form instructs passengers to present it to an authorized bank or money changer when converting or reconverting currency, and to retain it to show unspent funds when departing India. 3. Travelers must declare the name, amount, and total value of any foreign currency notes or traveler's checks in their possession on arrival, and a customs officer will certify the reported amounts.

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    Currency Declaration Form (CDF) : Instructions For Passengers

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    Ankit Kumar
    1. This document is a currency declaration form that passengers arriving in India must complete if bringing in foreign currency exceeding $10,000 or its equivalent. 2. The form instructs passengers to present it to an authorized bank or money changer when converting or reconverting currency, and to retain it to show unspent funds when departing India. 3. Travelers must declare the name, amount, and total value of any foreign currency notes or traveler's checks in their possession on arrival, and a customs officer will certify the reported amounts.

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    CURRENCY DECLARATION FORM (CDF)

    [See Regulation 6]
    Instructions for passengers:
    1. This form need not be completed in cases where the aggregate value of the foreign exchange
    brought in by the passenger in the form of currency notes, bank notes, or travellers cheques does not
    exceed U.S.$ 10,000/- or its equivalent and/or the value of foreign currency notes does not exceed
    U.S.$ 5,000 or its equivalent.
    2. Passengers are advised to produce this form to a bank authorised to deal in foreign exchange or
    money changer at the time of conversion of foreign exchange into Indian rupees or reconversion of
    rupees into foreign exchange.
    3. Visitors to India may please note that in case they do not wish to encash all the foreign exchange
    declared above they should retain this form with them for production to the Customs at the time of
    their departure from India to enable them to take with them the unutilised balance.
    4. Details of travellers cheques/currency notes need not be furnished.
    5. Foreign tourists need not indicate their address.

    ______________________________________________________________________________
    (To be completed by passenger)
    I_____________________________________________________________________________
    hereby, declare that the following foreign exchange is in my possession at the time of my arrival
    in India:
    (Aggregate value only)
    Name of the currency
    Currency notes
    Travellers Cheques
    Total
    1
    2
    3

    Signature____________________________
    Passport No._________________________
    Nationality___________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________
    To be completed by Customs Officer
    This is to certify that the above named person has brought with him foreign exchange as
    indicated above.
    Date____________

    _________________________________
    (Stamp and Signature of Customs Officer)
    PTO

    (Space for endorsement)

    Date
    1

    Distinctive Number of
    Encashment Certificate
    2

    Amount changed
    3

    Stamp and Signature of


    Bank or Money changer
    4

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