FOREIGN EXCHANGE MANAGEMENT (INVESTMENT IN FIRM OR PROPRIETARY CONCERN IN INDIA) REGULATIONS, 2000Foreign Exchange Management (Investment In Firm or Proprietary Concern In India) Regulations, 2000
FOREIGN EXCHANGE MANAGEMENT (INVESTMENT IN FIRM OR PROPRIETARY CONCERN IN INDIA) REGULATIONS, 2000Foreign Exchange Management (Investment In Firm or Proprietary Concern In India) Regulations, 2000
NRI investment conditions: permitted contributions to Indian firms/proprietary concerns subject to remittance, activity and repatriation restrictions. A non-resident Indian or Person of Indian Origin may invest in the capital of a firm or proprietary concern in India only if the funds arrive by inward ... Summary
NRI investment conditions: permitted contributions to Indian firms/proprietary concerns subject to remittance, activity and repatriation restrictions.
A non-resident Indian or Person of Indian Origin may invest in the capital of a firm or proprietary concern in India only if the funds arrive by inward remittance or from an authorised dealer/bank account, the investee is not engaged in agriculture/plantation or real estate dealing, the investment is non-repatriable, income/proceeds from NRSR-funded investments are credited to the investor's NRSR account, and the investee is not engaged in print media.
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