Type of Bank A/c: NRE (Non-Resident External)
Repatriation: Yes
RBI Permission: Required
Onboarding Process: Can take up to 15 days
Operational Cost: High
F & O Segment: Not allowed
Intraday: Not allowed
Type of Bank A/c: NRO (Non-Resident Ordinary)
Repatriation: No
RBI Permission: Not Required
Onboarding Process: Simple Process
Operational Cost: Low
F & O Segment: Allowed
Intraday: Not allowed
#NRIs who are having NRO a/c need to register with a Custodian Participant (CP)
Note: NRIs with an NRO account need to register with a Custodian Participant (CP). To transfer money from NRO to NRE, submit Form 15CA and 15CB. FEMA regulations impose a 1 million USD annual cap on transfers from NRO to NRE accounts.
Mr. Kumar was working in India 5 years back and had a Resident Demat a/c.
Mr. Kumar becomes an NRI as he shifts to a Foreign Country.
He converts his Resident Demat a/c to Non-PIS a/c & manages existing investments.
He opens a new PIS a/c & starts investing on repatriable basis.
Mr. Kumar enjoys his Investments growing through Integrated
*Documents: PAN,Passport,Address proof & Bank proof. Attestation of documents from a Local Attorney.