How many iPhones can I bring to India? [duplicate]
I have a confusion regarding the number of phones i can carry with me . As the iphone is cheaper in usa compared to india i wish to carry many iphone's with me (what is the max limit) .
I also do not want to pay the import charges , let's suppose if i unpack the phone's and the earphone's from the box and carry it with me. will tell the officials that they are all mine will they allow me or not .
edit 1. - i dont plan to sell these phones , i'll give one to my wife and rest will be used by me as official phone , personal phone and backup phone
edit 2. - i know there are other question on this same topic but they dont answer what precisely i wanna know i.e. if i just keep all the phone without any packing and that too in seperate baggage (2 phones in 2 seperate luggage bags , 1 in my pocket and the last one in my hand bag ) will it still rightfully attract custom duty .
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How many iPhones are allowed to India?
Yes, you can bring easily 4\u20136 phones from the States to India without paying customs but you have to un-box it, sign in to your Apple ID and carry the phones in your pocket.How many Apple products can I bring to India?
Only one can be brought in per person without paying Customs Duty, and that too should NOT be in its packing. You cannot have another mobile if you want to get even one iPhone without paying Customs Duty.Can India Take 2 phones?
The duty-free limit is 60,000 Indian Rupee. If you are importing the gadgets for someone else then the consignee cannot import more than two electronic items and the limit of one consignment is under $1500.Can I carry packed iPhone to India?
The best option is to open the box and carry the phone as if your friend was using it for personal use. If it is packed in a box and customs catch it, you will probably have to pay either tax or bribe.How to bring iPhone from USA to India | How many iPhones?
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