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NRI Selling US Stocks While In India - A Complete Guide

Pankaj ShawBy Pankaj Shaw |Last Updated: December 23, 2025
NRI Selling US Stocks While In India - A Complete Guide
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For NRIs, global investing has never been easier, thanks to platforms like Vested, INDmoney, Grow, and Webull, among others. Millions of NRIs and Indian residents are now making their investments in the US Stock market, holding ETFs, RSUs, ESOPS, and more. This is also because the US stock market includes some of the world's most popular stocks, such as Apple, General Motors, and Facebook. These stocks help investors grow their investments, allowing NRIs to diversify into the Indian stock market. 

With NRIs holding US stocks, the concern of "NRI selling US stocks while in India" also comes into play, as the confusion begins when an NRI temporarily or permanently stays in India and sells US stocks. Questions like: Will India tax the gains on US shares? Does the US impose a capital gains tax on NRIs? Is the income tax table twice, or which country gets taxed first? Arise in the investor's mind.

Pankaj Shaw
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Mr Shaw brings 8 years of experience in auditing and taxation. He has a deep understanding of disciplinary regulations and delivers comprehensive auditing services to businesses and individuals. From financial auditing to tax planning, risk assessment, and financial reporting. Mr Shaw's expertise is impeccable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No, there are no US capital gains taxes when you sell US stocks as a non-resident alien.

The gains on US stocks are taxed in India with respect to the income tax residential status of the person. That is, if you are an NRI or an RNOR, your capital gains earned from US stocks sold are not taxed, but if you are an ROR, they are.

Dividends from US stocks are subject to a 25% tax in the US under the India-US DTAA.

With respect to the India-US DTA, you can claim the foreign tax credit in India for taxes already withheld in the US on the same income, subject to Indian FTC rules and the Form 67 filing requirements.

For indian tax, both the sale value and the cost value must be converted to INR using the prescribed telegraphic transfer buying rate for the relevant month.