How can I transfer funds via an NRE/NRO account?

How can I transfer funds via an NRE/NRO account?

Under the purpose code S0001, the transfer procedure for NRE and NRO bank accounts is offline. 

To transfer funds from your NRE bank account, kindly visit your bank's nearest branch to submit the A2 and declaration forms.

To transfer funds from your NRO bank account, you will need to submit a 15CACB form along with A2 and declaration forms.

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