![RBI issues Guidelines for Gold Import by Qualified Jewellers RBI issues Guidelines for Gold Import by Qualified Jewellers](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi936eYgPWKWqcbpu_Y75YPqG0eEzGZjVYWtXVfn8CtHFaDX_woVGRXSfvUyWhZkFqnyuE04_tbZb86Fs3TNZldesn5IYg4zwOVz37C5dU8X4vs67tOHDSYIVSzM4ypy-QqT4wHhZ-8RGXceAfOcgdsYU9ZcCdxYjrW3YCt8p6zTDpqE_dp_FXRJH7Lbw/w320-h240-rw/RBI%20Gold.jpg)
- As per the new rules apart from agencies that were nominated by RBI and DGFT. Qualified jewelers are also permitted to import gold.
- These Qualified jewelers can only import gold through IIBX or other exchanges but it must be approved by International Financial Services Centers Authority.
- In addition to it, banks can allow these jewelers to remit advance payment for 11 days for the import of gold.
- Besides, the cost of the gold import should not be more than the value of advance remittance.
- To ensure transparency and security RBI stated that all the payments done by Qualified jewelers for the import of gold must be done through ISCA.
- This step has been taken to extend this platform for qualified jewelers also and to increase gold imports since it dipped by about 72% during April which amounts to $1.72Bn compared to $6.23Bn.
Question:
Q.1 As per the new rules how many days bank can allow qualified jewelers to remit advance payment?a. 10 days
b. 13 days
c. 11 days
d. 20 days