NRI (Non-Resident Indian) Investment Services are designed to help NRIs invest in India while complying with Indian laws and tax regulations. Here's a simple overview of what these services offer:

Common Investment Options for NRIs:

Real Estate:

• NRIs can buy and sell residential and commercial properties in India, but they cannot purchase agricultural land or farmhouses without permission.
• They can earn rental income from properties in India.

Bank Accounts:

• NRE Account: For sending foreign earnings to India. The money and interest earned can be transferred back abroad, and the interest is tax-free.
• NRO Account: For managing income earned in India (like rent or pensions). Interest earned is taxed, and there are limits on sending the money abroad.
• FCNR Account: Fixed deposits in foreign currencies that protect against exchange rate changes. Both the principal and interest can be sent abroad.

Stocks/Equity:

• NRIs can invest in Indian stocks through a special account under the Portfolio Investment Scheme (PIS).

Mutual Funds:

• NRIs can invest in Indian mutual funds using their NRE or NRO accounts.

Key Benefits:

• Tax Efficiency: Many NRI accounts and investments offer tax benefits, such as tax-free interest on NRE and FCNR accounts.
• Global Accessibility: NRIs can manage their investments online from anywhere.
• Currency Flexibility: FCNR accounts allow investments in foreign currencies to avoid exchange rate risk.

We Provide NRI Investment Services:

Indian banks like ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, SBI, and other financial institutions offer NRI investment services. These banks assist with opening accounts, compliance, and investment management.

These services ensure that NRIs can easily invest and grow their wealth in India.

For NRIs, Mutual Funds offer several advantages:

Access to Indian Markets: NRIs can invest in India's growth through mutual funds.

Professional Management: Experienced fund managers handle investments.

Tax Benefits:Eligible for exemptions under Indian tax laws.

Multiple Options: Equity, debt, and hybrid funds are available.

Regulated: Governed by SEBI for transparency and investor protection.

NRIs can invest through NRE/NRO accounts, with KYC and FATCA compliance required.