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Here is how much gold Indain expats can carry back home from Oman
By: Times News Service
Male passengers can carry up to 20 grams of yellow metal worth INR50,000, while for women it is double that limit.
Muscat: Indian nationals travelling home from Oman can carry up to 40 grams of gold jewellery without paying any customs charges on arrival.
Male passengers can carry up to 20 grams each worth INR50,000 (about OMR257.5), while the upper limit for women has been set at 40 grams, provided the value of gold carried does not exceed INR100,000 (about OMR515).
“A passenger residing abroad for more than one year, on return to India, shall be allowed clearance free of duty in his bona fide baggage of jewellery up to a weight, of twenty grams with a value cap of fifty thousand rupees if brought by a passenger, or forty grams with a value cap of one lakh rupees if brought by a lady passenger,” say baggage rules introduced by the Department of Revenue of the Indian Ministry of Finance.
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