Tax residency, bank accounts, Dubai property and gratuity all need sorting before and after you fly home.

OpenAI and Anthropic are reportedly commanding valuations that translate into roughly 30-38 times price-to-sales, compared with around 3.7 ...

NRIs can now be nominees for India's small-savings schemes like PPF and NSC, a change from 2023. While they can receive proceeds, repatriat...

The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority has eased National Pension System onboarding for Non-Resident Indians and Overseas Ci...

NRI savings account: There are two types of NRI Savings Accounts: Non-Resident External (NRE) Savings Account, Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO) ...

In case customer whose status has now changed to NRI) is a joint/second holder in Resident Account then in such cases, customer need to add...

Non resident Indians (NRIs) can invest in Indian mutual fund schemes subject to provisions applicable in the Foreign Exchange Management Ac...

The investor wanting to change his KYC information can approach a point of service of the KRA, R&T office or AMC office in order to get the...

All individual investors of mutual funds are now required to fulfill KYC requirements as per Central KYC norms.

There are various ways in which operational procedures and paperwork involved in carrying out investments can be facilitated and efficientl...

Central KYC Registry or CKYCR will now replace the existing multiple KYC submission process while opening savings bank accounts.

By following these simple steps NRI's may complete the account opening formalities at their convenience, from the comfort of their overseas...

Form & documents have to be verified by authorised officials of AMC, R&T agent, KYD compliant mutual fund distributor or gazetted officer.

The following steps need to be taken by NRI investors to complete KYC formalities.

The investments made by an NRI are subject to some restrictions, which also apply to the use and transfer of funds based on its source

A change in the status from non-resident investor to a resident investor has to be registered with investment and service providers.

To harness huge investment potential that NRIs have and remittances that come from them, Indian banking system needs to be more streamlined.