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<h1>RBI Regulates Non-Resident Business Establishment in India Under Section 6(6) FEMA Act, 1999; Approval Required</h1> Section 6(6) of the FEMA Act, 1999, allows the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to regulate the establishment of business entities in India by non-residents. The RBI's regulations, specifically the Foreign Exchange Management Regulations, 2016, outline the requirements for non-residents to establish branch, liaison, or project offices in India. Prior RBI approval is generally required unless the entity is a banking or insurance company with specific regulatory approvals or is establishing a branch in Special Economic Zones under certain conditions. These regulations ensure compliance with Indian laws and facilitate foreign business operations within defined parameters.