NRI (Non-Resident Indian) travel baggage regulations may vary depending on the airline and the country being traveled to. However, here are some general guidelines for baggage allowances:

1. Weight limit: Most airlines have a weight limit for checked baggage, which is usually around 20-32 kg. Overweight baggage may incur additional fees.
2. Dimension limit: Airlines have size restrictions for checked baggage, usually with a maximum length, width, and height of 158 cm.
3. Carry-on baggage: Airlines also have restrictions on the size and weight of carry-on baggage, usually 7-10 kg.
4. Liquids: There are restrictions on carrying liquids in the cabin, including a limit on the size of containers and the total amount allowed per passenger.
5. Prohibited items: Some items, such as firearms, sharp objects, and flammable liquids, are prohibited in both checked and carry-on baggage.

It’s important to check with the airline for specific baggage regulations and to ensure that the baggage being brought on the trip is compliant. Regulations may vary from country to country and can change frequently, so it’s best to check for updates before traveling.