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The usual duty free regulations apply for India.

	Alcoholic liquor and wine upto 1 litre each.
	200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or 250 gms. of tobacco.

Visitors are generally required to make oral baggage declaration in respect of baggage and foreign currency in their possession. Visitors in possession of more than US $ 10,000 or equivalent thereof in the shape of travellers' cheque, bank notes currency notes are required to obtain a Currency declaration Form before leaving Customs. They should fill in the Disembarkation Card handed over to them by the airlines during the course of the flight There are two channels for Custom clearance:

Green Channel : For passengers not having any dutiable articles or unaccompanied baggage.

Red Channel : For passengers having dutiable articles or unaccompanied baggage or high value articles to be entered on Tourist Baggage Re - Export Form.