Whether you are aiming for high returns in equity markets or prioritising safety with fixed deposits and bonds, it's crucial for NRIs to understand the tax implications, risk factors, and regulatory requirements before investing.
NRIs are allowed to purchase residential and commercial properties in India under FEMA regulations. Another alternate which is fast growing are Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) proving to be an attractive avenue for real estate investment.
NRIs can buy insurance in India given they meet the insurer's eligibility criteria.
Allowed. Gold for example can be bought as jewelry, bars and coin. NRIs can also invest in gold ETFs.
NRI can invest in equities through Mutual Funds, direct stocks and PMS. Investments can be done through NRE or NRO accounts. For direct stocks and PMS, PIS Account can also be used..
Investable instruments may include Fixed Deposits, Government Bonds, Capital Gain Bonds and so on.
NRIs are allowed to purchase residential and commercial properties in India under FEMA regulations. Another alternate which is fast growing are Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) proving to be an attractive avenue for real estate investment.
NRIs can buy insurance in India given they meet the insurer's eligibility criteria.
Allowed. Gold for example can be bought as jewelry, bars and coin. NRIs can also invest in gold ETFs.
NRI can invest in equities through Mutual Funds, direct stocks and PMS. Investments can be done through NRE or NRO accounts. For direct stocks and PMS, PIS Account can also be used..
Investable instruments may include Fixed Deposits, Government Bonds, Capital Gain Bonds and so on.
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