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Serving NRI Clients Globally
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How NRIs Can Invest in Indian Mutual Funds
- Bank Account: An NRE or NRO bank account is required.
- KYC Process: Complete your KYC digitally via Video KYC from abroad.
- PIS Requirement: PIS (Portfolio Investment Scheme) is not required for mutual funds.
- Compliance: FATCA / CRS declaration is required, especially for US and Canada NRIs.
Benefits for NRIs Investing in India
INR Appreciation
Potential for currency gains along with strong domestic market performance.
India Growth Story
Tap into one of the world's fastest-growing major economies (7%+ GDP growth).
DTAA Benefits
Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement benefits to optimize your tax liabilities.
High Returns
Indian equity mutual funds have historically delivered 12 to 18% CAGR over the long term.
NRI-Specific Fund Categories
- NRI-friendly Equity Funds: For aggressive growth and capital appreciation.
- Debt Funds: For stable, lower-risk returns.
- Hybrid Funds: A balanced approach for steady growth and risk management.
Simple 4-Step Process
1. Contact Mango Wealth
2. Complete Digital KYC
3. Select the Right Fund
4. Start SIP via NRE/NRO account
Frequently Asked Questions
Can NRIs invest in Indian mutual funds?
Yes, Non-Resident Indians can easily invest in Indian mutual funds subject to FEMA guidelines.
Which bank account do I need as an NRI to invest in mutual funds?
You can invest using either a Non-Resident External (NRE) or Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO) bank account.
Are there any restrictions for US and Canada NRIs?
Some fund houses restrict US and Canada NRIs due to FATCA compliance, but we guide you to AMCs that welcome your investments.
How will I receive returns as an NRI?
Redemption proceeds are credited directly to your NRE or NRO account. NRE accounts allow full repatriability.
What is DTAA and how does it benefit NRI investors?
The Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) ensures you do not pay tax twice on the same income in both India and your country of residence.