NRI Centre
Explore seamless mutual fund investment options designed for NRIs. Access India's growth story from anywhere in the world.
NRI Centre
Explore seamless mutual fund investment options designed for NRIs. Access India's growth story from anywhere in the world.
Who Can Invest?
Check your eligibility based on your residency status
Documents Required
Keep these documents ready for a smooth investment experience
KYC Documents
- PAN Card
- Valid Passport (with visa stamp)
- Recent Photograph
Address Proof
- Overseas Address Proof
- Indian Address Proof (optional)
Bank Proof
- NRE/NRO Account Statement
- SWIFT Code (optional)
- Cancelled Cheque / Bank Letter
Tax & Compliance
- FATCA Declaration Form
- CRS Self-Certification Form
- Tax Residency Certificate
- Form 60/61 (optional)
Important Notes
- All documents must be self-attested
- Documents in foreign language must be translated and notarized
- Address proof should not be older than 3 months
- Original documents may be required for verification
FAQ
Questions?
We’ve got answers
NRE Accounts
- Funds held in NRE accounts can be repatriated abroad freely.
- They can also be used for local payments in rupees.
NRO Accounts
- Funds held in NRO accounts cannot be repatriated abroad.
- They can be used for local payments in rupees only.
- No. Only Indian rupees can be invested in mutual fund schemes in India.
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NRO AccountNon-Resident Ordinary Rupee Account
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SNRRSpecial Non-Resident Rupee AccountYes. NRIs/PIOs can maintain accounts in Indian rupees as well as in foreign currency.
Person of Indian Origin (PIO) Cards are issued by Ministry of External Affairs (CPV Division), Government of India to persons of Indian origin through Indian missions abroad. Specific information on rules, forms, particular offices, missions is available on the website www.passport.nic.in