How
To Change 500 & 1000 Rupee Notes
On Tuesday
afternoon, Prime Minister Narendra Modi
in continuation of his motive has resolve the issue of black money, overcame a
strong measure. Old notes Rs 500 and RS 1000 notes will be evacuated to the
economy of India. A new breakthrough in Indian currency notes by introducing
new Rs 500 and Rs 2000 Rationing Notes from November 11. The government ordered
both the Department and the IT banks to keep a record of all monetary cash
transactions Rs 2 lakh and above.
How to Exchange Old 500 and 1000 Rupees and Get New Currency
This request for
change and deposit of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 notes do not have to meet without
delay. You can change your old Rs. 500 and 1000 notes before December 30. You
are free to exchange Rs. 500 Rs 1000 Notes before the deadline of December 30
by submitting a valid proof of money in question.
If you do not have a bank account, you can
contact your father, friend with an account to deposit money into your account.
However, the permission given by the account holder must be in writing with a
valid identity document.
You can also withdraw the new currency from any nearest ATM on November 11. The withdrawal of the ATM is limited to a maximum of Rs. 2500 per day until November 18, so after the week Rs. 4500. There are no restrictions or stop ATM withdrawal limits.
You can also withdraw the new currency from any nearest ATM on November 11. The withdrawal of the ATM is limited to a maximum of Rs. 2500 per day until November 18, so after the week Rs. 4500. There are no restrictions or stop ATM withdrawal limits.
Rs.500 and Rs.1000 Notes Exchange
The bank will
continue to operate throughout the day to withdraw cash. Banks will remain open
to the public on Saturday and Sunday (November 12 and November 13). With the
conventional method of check or withdrawal receipt, the restriction is Rs.10000
and Rs.20000 per day per week for the following week.
The new currency
of any ATM around your home and from November 11 withdrawal limit The ATM is
2500 Rs. By day can also be withdrawn for the next seven days, will increase
the limit of Rs 4500. after one week. Currently, all of India for the exchange
of small age Rs 500 and RS 1000 denominations. Some places such as medical
stores, public hospitals, train counters and airports can accept the old notes
from 8 November at midnight for six days i.e. 1 November 2016.
Non Residential Indians Can Exchange Old Notes
Non-Indian
residents may use their old 500 rupees and 1,000 bills in India and may deposit
them into their bank accounts or their post offices by December
30, 2016. The Indian Reserve Bank website (RBI ) Said non-residential
Indians may deposit their entries into non-resident savings account (NRO)
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