Newly transitioned to Non-Resident Indian (NRI) status? This guide details the essential banking and investment updates required to align w...

NRIs remain a key segment for wealth managers due to India's growing economy and attractive investment opportunities. Wealth managers must ...

NRIs in India face restrictions under FEMA when purchasing agricultural land, but can inherit it from relatives to reconnect with their roo...

NRI 3-in-1 Account simplifies Indian stock market investments for NRIs through integrated banking, demat, and trading accounts. It provides...

An non resident Indian (NRI) can open Reserve Bank of India's retail direct account in order to invest in government securities, state deve...

NRIs can contribute through their NRE or NRO accounts. The NPS offers diversified portfolios and a choice of investment mix. NRIs can choos...

Nearly 53% of NRI investors surveyed claimed that India provides better returns on investments than other countries in which they have inve...

The most attractive aspect of investing in India is the outsized alpha opportunity that the market presents compared to any other equity ma...

Historically, the downfall of the rupee has always been considered an attractive investment opportunity by NRI investors. Borrowing funds o...

NRIs can invest in Gold Exchange Traded Funds or Gold ETFs, listed on Indian Stock Exchanges. It tracks the domestic price of physical gold...

As NRIs, investing in Indian markets need not be a burdensome task. Today, in the post-pandemic world processes and procedures have swiftly...

RBI's regulations are fairly easy and no prior permission is required from the authorities. The rules for property transaction fall under F...

When it comes to filing taxes, NRIs find themselves in this unenviable position as Income tax rules for NRIs are different.

NRIs need not pay all taxes that are applicable to residents. Here are some exemptions, deductions and tax-saving tips they can avail of.

Having sustained the ups and downs of several financial cycles, both Indian and global, Indian properties are a proven investment option .

Your existing demat account, which holds shares that you purchased while you were a resident Indian, will have to be closed.

Prospects for the Indian economy growing, many NRIs are coming back which is adding to the remittances figure. Tips for NRIs investing in I...