Foreign Exchange Management (Deposit) Regulations, 2016 - Opening of NRO Accounts by Long Term Visa (LTV) holders, changes related to Special Non-Resident Rupee (SNRR) Account and Escrow Account
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NRO account eligibility expanded for LTV holders with visa, permit and quarterly reporting requirements to national authorities. Authorized Dealers may allow SEBI registered FPIs and FVCIs to open non interest foreign currency accounts for investment. A single NRO Account may be opened for specified minority citizens of Bangladesh or Pakistan holding or applying for an LTV, subject to visa/permit validity, six monthly renewal where applicable, conversion upon Indian citizenship, and quarterly reporting of detailed account information to the Ministry of Home Affairs. SNRR accounts may operate beyond the seven year limit with RBI approval and are exempt from the seven year restriction for SEBI registered investors. Escrow Account rules in Schedule 5 have been replaced to align with the foreign investment regulations, permitting resident and non resident accounts and funding by guarantees.
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NRO account eligibility expanded for LTV holders with visa, permit and quarterly reporting requirements to national authorities.
Authorized Dealers may allow SEBI registered FPIs and FVCIs to open non interest foreign currency accounts for investment. A single NRO Account may be opened for specified minority citizens of Bangladesh or Pakistan holding or applying for an LTV, subject to visa/permit validity, six monthly renewal where applicable, conversion upon Indian citizenship, and quarterly reporting of detailed account information to the Ministry of Home Affairs. SNRR accounts may operate beyond the seven year limit with RBI approval and are exempt from the seven year restriction for SEBI registered investors. Escrow Account rules in Schedule 5 have been replaced to align with the foreign investment regulations, permitting resident and non resident accounts and funding by guarantees.
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