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Have leftover money on your forex card after a foreign trip? Here's how to transfer it back to your Indian bank account

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Have leftover money on your forex card after a foreign trip? Here's how to transfer it back to your Indian bank account

Unused funds on an Indian traveller’s forex card can be converted into rupees through the issuer’s refund or encashment process.

The complete process explained. 

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