FOREIGN EXCHANGE MANAGEMENT (ESTABLISHMENT IN INDIA OF BRANCH OR OFFICE OR OTHER PLACE OF BUSINESS) REGULATIONS, 2000 (From Regulation 1 to SCHEDULE II)
Prohibition on establishing foreign branches: RBI approval required, with specified exceptions for banks, SEZ units, and insurers. Non-residents must obtain prior Reserve Bank approval to establish a branch, liaison office, or other place of business in India, subject to exceptions: banking companies with Banking Regulation Act authorization; SEZ units undertaking manufacturing or services in sectors permitting full FDI that comply with companies law provisions, operate on a stand alone basis and follow winding up remittance procedures through an Authorised Dealer; and insurance companies with IRDA approval for liaison offices.
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Prohibition on establishing foreign branches: RBI approval required, with specified exceptions for banks, SEZ units, and insurers.
Non-residents must obtain prior Reserve Bank approval to establish a branch, liaison office, or other place of business in India, subject to exceptions: banking companies with Banking Regulation Act authorization; SEZ units undertaking manufacturing or services in sectors permitting full FDI that comply with companies law provisions, operate on a stand alone basis and follow winding up remittance procedures through an Authorised Dealer; and insurance companies with IRDA approval for liaison offices.
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