Health Regulations
 
A traveler arriving should be in possession of their Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate conforming to International Health Regulations, if they are originating or transiting through Yellow Fever endemic countries. 

Without a certificate any person, including infants is detained in isolation for a period up to 6 days if arriving within 6 days of departing from an infected area.

Custom Regulations

All personal objects which are required in India are dutyfree. Professional material and articles which have a high value can only be imported duty free if the traveler gives a written undertaking that these articles will be re-exported. 

Passengers not in possession of any dutiable articles or unaccompanied baggage, can pass through Green Channel for Customs clearance. For passengers with dutiable articles or unaccompanied baggage to be entered through Red Channel.

Currency Regulations

There are no restrictions on the amount of foreign currency or travellers’ cheques a tourist may bring into India. However, anything in excess of US $ 10,000 (US $ 2500 if in cash only) or equivalent must be declared on arrival. Provided a Declaration Form is completed on arrival by the tourists.

This will facilitate the exchange of imported currency as well as the export of unspent currency on departure or for tax clearance certificates. Any money in the form of travellers’ cheques, drafts, bills, cheques, etc. which tourists wish to convert into Indian currency should be exchanged only through authorised money changers.