Forex in Mumbai, with every rupee shown before you pay
Buy or sell currency notes, get a forex card, or send money abroad through an RBI-licensed money changer in Mumbai. See the rate, GST and TCS line by line before you commit.
What do you need?
One place for every foreign exchange need of a traveller, student or family abroad.
Four steps, about ten minutes
Check the rate
Every rate is live and includes our margin. GST and TCS are shown line by line.
Upload KYC
PAN and passport photos from your phone. Add a visa or ticket if you have it.
Pay online
UPI, net banking or debit card from your own account. Full amount or a 2% booking.
Receive it
Doorstep delivery next working day, or collect from any of our Mumbai branches.
Compare the total, not just the rate
Two counters can show similar rates and still charge different totals. Before you pay anyone, check these.
| Ask for | At GoRemit |
|---|---|
| Rate and the market rate it's based on | Shown side by side on every quote |
| GST on currency conversion | Calculated on the Rule 32(2)(b) slab and shown separately |
| TCS under LRS | Worked out from your purpose and LRS already used this year |
| Service or delivery fees | Listed as their own line, never folded into the rate |
| Who you're dealing with | RBI licence number printed at the top of every page |
Common questions
What documents do I need?
For currency notes or a forex card for a holiday: passport (front and back), onward and return air ticket, visa or arrival card, PAN and Aadhaar, plus your email and mobile number. Students also need the university offer letter — I-20 for the USA, CAS for the UK.
How much cash can I carry?
Up to USD 3,000 equivalent in currency notes per trip. Put the rest on a forex card, which is also safer and cheaper to top up.
What is TCS and will I get it back?
Tax Collected at Source applies when your LRS spending in a financial year crosses the threshold. It appears in your Form 26AS and you can adjust it against your income tax or claim a refund.
How can I pay?
From the traveller's own savings account — UPI, net banking or NEFT/RTGS. Cash is accepted only up to ₹49,999; for ₹50,000 or more the whole amount must come through your bank, and we don't accept part-cash, part-bank payments. Payments from anyone else's account are refunded.
Can students buy forex from you?
Yes, currency notes for immediate personal living expenses abroad, with your offer letter and a declaration. Tuition and other education payments must be sent through a bank, which also gets you the lower education TCS rate — we can refer you.
Is the rate on the website final?
Displayed rates are indicative and change through the day. Your rate is fixed once your order is confirmed with us.