3 thoughts on “In India, why not allow foreigners to bring money out of the country?”

  1. In India, the main reasons for foreigners are not allowed to bring currency out of the country:
    , the first, affecting the circulation of its own currency in India.
    India is a very poor country. The number of currencies issued at each time is limited, and according to India's national conditions and market conditions, the issued currency is certain. The rupee will affect the currency usage of local people. After all, India has not paid code for scanning, and still needs to pay cash. When the new coin was exchanged before the issue of the new coins, the long queue was long.
    The second, because India's currency was made with silver, and carried out of the country represents the assets of India.
    75 % of the currency before India is silver, which means that the currency itself is valuable. Therefore, taking away Indian currencies is equivalent to taking away India's lobular rosewood. This behavior is definitely not allowed. But now the currency in India has been changed to banknotes, so there is not so strict requirements. The banknotes are still allowed to carry a small amount, but the amount of carried is limited. The carrier part of the currency out of the country is completely allowed if you want to leave a memorial.
    It now Indian customs requires that if tourists leave India, as long as the Indian currency is not exceeding 7,500 rupees is allowed, it is about 727 yuan for RMB. Once the amount of currency carrying out of the country exceeds the amount of money, then this part of the money must be confiscated, and at the same time, the tourists who violate the rules may be detained.
    So if you want to leave a part of the rupee as a commemorative, then confirm how much money you are left in the end, and try to redeem or spend it in advance to avoid unnecessary trouble.

  2. If it is not limited to carrying the country's currency from the country, it will seriously affect the revenue and expenditure and capital of the country's currency, and seriously affect the country's economy, so it must be strictly controlled.

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