Repatriable and non-repatriable investment support for non-resident investors, with the documentation layer handled end to end.
Investments routed through an NRE account are repatriable — the proceeds can be sent back abroad. Investments routed through an NRO account are generally non-repatriable beyond the limits permitted under the Liberalised Remittance framework. Which account you use at the time of investment determines what you can do with the money on exit, so this is decided first and recorded.
NRI onboarding carries requirements that resident investors never encounter: overseas address proof, passport and visa copies, FATCA and CRS declarations, tax residency confirmation, and in some cases attestation or in-person verification through an authorised channel. We prepare the complete set, tell you exactly what must be attested and by whom, and submit on your behalf.
Tax Deducted at Source applies to NRI redemptions at rates that vary by scheme category and holding period, and relief may be available under the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement with your country of residence. We will flag the applicable provisions, but the final tax position should be confirmed with a qualified tax professional in both jurisdictions. Investors resident in certain countries face additional restrictions imposed by Asset Management Companies, which we will confirm before onboarding.
Yes, but your existing folios must be updated to reflect your changed residential status and linked to the correct NRE or NRO account.
Certain Asset Management Companies restrict investment from residents of the United States and Canada due to local reporting requirements. We will confirm scheme-level availability before onboarding.
Yes. TDS applies to NRI redemptions at rates depending on scheme category and holding period. Relief may be available under an applicable DTAA.
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