Dubai Gold Rate Today: Whenever it comes to mind about the purchase of gold and silver, I definitely remember Dubai. There is also a special reason for this because gold is cheaper than India. In such a situation, if you have also planned to purchase gold, then this news can definitely be very useful for you. Let us know at what rate is gold in Dubai on July 9 and how much rate is the difference between India-

Cheaper

In Dubai today, 24 carat gold is trading at a price of Rs 92805.5 per 10 grams, while in India today, it is being sold at Rs 98,180 per 10 grams. In this way, if you look comparatively, then gold in Dubai is Rs 53.74 cheaper than India.

If we talk about 22 carat gold, then in Dubai its rate is Rs 85,976.80 today, while in India it is priced at Rs 90,000. Similarly, in Dubai today, 18 carat gold is Rs 70,656.05, whereas in India its price is being sold at Rs 73,640 per 10 grams.

Rules to bring India

However, gold is definitely cheaper than India in Dubai, but if you want to buy and bring it from there, then you will have to follow some rules there, which is very important to know. In Dubai, a woman can buy a maximum of 40 grams of gold and bring it to India. Whereas men can buy only 20 grams of gold and bring India to India.

However, if you are returning to India after staying in Dubai, then in that case you can bring one kilo of gold customs free. But, the rule is that you have to bring this gold as jewelry. In any case, you cannot bring it from Dubai as biscuits or coins.

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Gold Import Dubai: Bringing gold from Dubai now will not be as easy as before because the government has tightened the rules on gold imports. The Government of India has taken a big step and banned the import of gold-silver coming in the form of raw or half and powder.

Now according to the new rule, only agencies or jewelers with permits will be able to import it under the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between India-UAE. After the decision taken in the budget of FY 2026, the government announced this.

This was mentioned in the budget

Explain that in the budget, the government mentioned the change of HS (Harmonized System) code. The HS code is a number, which shows which ripper is being imported and which goods are being exported. In the budget, the government had said to offer HS code or tariff code for things with gold cords, silver cords or more than 99 percent.

Why was this decision taken?

The government took this decision because some people bring 99 percent pure gold from Dubai and pay less tax by putting a platinum alloy label on it. These people take advantage of low charge under the CEPA agreement between India-UAE. To prevent this, the government introduced a separate HS code for platinum. This will not allow gold to be imported as platinum, while the import of platinum will be banned under any mixture except 99 percent or more pure platinum.

Let us know that under the Indo-UAE CEPA agreement, India is allowed to import UAE with a 200 metric tonnes of gold annually with 1 percent concession. However, it is necessary to be a TRQ (tariff rate quota) license. This helps in keeping tax evasion under transparency in gold imports.

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