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Don't panic: Indian Embassy assures NRIs in UAE
Abu Dhabi - Expats in the UAE are looking at all possible means to exchange their money or send the couple of thousands in hand back to India.
Expatriates in the UAE are looking at all possible means to exchange their money or send the couple of thousands in hand back to India.
"In due course of time this will be a good move for the country," the official source said. "Of course, these are tough times but there are guidelines that can be followed to get through. We have shared speeches made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Pranab Mukherjee on our Facebook page."
According to the official, people can make use of NRO accounts, take permissible money back to India, authorise a person to deposit money back in India to get through this period.
"There is time till December 30. The government's move is in the right direction. People are suffering now but in the long run this will be beneficial," the official said.
"India is a developing country and needs to make more use of plastic money. This move by government will help in this regard," the official added.
ashwani@khaleejtimes.com
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