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There's no maximum amount an NRI can send, but the money must be earned legally. Also, taxes must be paid on this money in the country where it was earned.
Sending money back home to India from abroad comes with several advantages. It's a reliable way to support family and loved ones financially. Many find it convenient as it ensures quick access to funds for various needs such as education, healthcare, or everyday expenses. Moreover, international transfers often come with competitive exchange rates and lower fees compared to traditional banking methods, making it a cost-effective choice. Overall, it's a secure and efficient means to manage finances across borders.
Money sent from abroad to India is generally not taxable if it is sent to specific family members or for specific purposes. However, there are tax implications for other recipients and country-specific regulations that must be considered.
The charges for sending money from abroad to India are:
In addition to these fees, there is an additional 18% Goods and Services Tax (GST) applicable to the commission and fees.