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NRIs play a major role in the nations economy including the way the world perceives Indians. We have a responsibility towards our NRIs to make sure they have ample investment opportunities back at home. We help you identify tax saving investment plans so you can gain maximum returns from all your investments
Here's how we can help nris
- Financial planning
- Investment management
- Tax planning
We track market trends and help NRIs develop a sound investment plan based on your individual needs. This helps you live an unhindered life abroad while knowing fully well that you are still a part of the Indian financial growth story
We assess
Keep you on track by evaluating your existing funds, documents and overall portfolio and suggest potential investment avenues that will grow your wealth in India
We manage
We manage your investment portfolio at home and keep it up to date with relevant documents so you can sit back and relax with your family the next time you come for a visit
Frequently asked questions
A non-resident Indian (NRI) is a person with Indian Citizenship, residing outside India for employment/business endeavors/education. They are typically those who have an uncertain stay in the foreign land, meaning they ideally don’t know when or if they will come back home
A Person of Indian Origin (or PIO in short) refers to a citizen of any country (except Bangladesh or Pakistan), if:- s/he at any time held an Indian passport, either of his/her parents or grandparents was a citizen of India by virtue of the Constitution of India or the Citizenship Act,1955 (57 of 1955) or if s/he is married to an Indian
NRIs have some restrictions when it comes to wealth and management in India. Firstly, an NRI cannot invest in PPF funds. They cannot purchase agricultural property, or farmhouses in India etc
Account Balance in Non-Resident External (NRE) Accounts is that it can be repatriated abroad freely, whereas funds in Non- Resident Ordinary (NRO) accounts, you cannot remit the funds abroad but can use them for local payments in rupees
Yes as long as they have an NRE, NRO, or FCNR account in India. Having these documents will directly make them eligible for the Indian mutual fund
There is no upper limit to how much foreign currency an NRI can carry to India however if your cash in hand exceeds $5,000, it should be declared to the customs authorities in the Currency Declaration Form (CDF) at the airport
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