Free calculator for Tax Collected at Source on overseas tour packages + forex card loads. Per Income Tax Act Section 206C(1G), updated FY 2026 slabs.
| Type of Spend | Threshold | TCS Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Overseas tour package | Up to ₹10 lakh / FY | 5% |
| Overseas tour package | Above ₹10 lakh / FY | 20% |
| Forex card + LRS | First ₹7 lakh / FY | NIL |
| Forex card + LRS | Above ₹7 lakh / FY | 20% |
| Standalone flight ticket | — | NIL (not a tour package) |
Yes. TCS is creditable against your income-tax liability when filing your ITR. It functions exactly like TDS — collected on account, refunded against your final tax.
Only if the flight is part of a bundled tour package (with hotel/transfer). Standalone tickets purchased directly from an airline or OTA do NOT attract TCS.
Liberalised Remittance Scheme — RBI's framework permitting Indian residents to remit up to USD 250,000 per financial year for overseas travel, investment, education, etc. TCS triggers above the ₹7 lakh annual threshold on LRS-route remittances.
Authorized tour operators (registered with GST + RBI for overseas remittances) deduct TCS at the time of booking. Forex card issuers + AD banks deduct on currency conversion or card load.