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With Savetaxs, NRIs can apply for a PAN card online from anywhere in the world, including the United States, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, Canada, or any other country. Our process is 100% remote and digital.
Foreign nations, OCI, and NRIs are required to fill out NRI PAN application Form 49A and Form 49AA, and hence, Saevtax offers guidance throughout the filling of the form to ensure accuracy and compliance.
Our team of experts verifies all documents to ensure that you have submitted the correct ones, thereby minimizing the chance of rejection.
We ensure the utmost privacy of your data, secure processing through government-approved channels like NSDL and UTIITSL, and ensure that everything is encrypted end-to-end.
We have a dedicated team of experts. They are available across all time zones to assist you with any issues that arise regarding your PAN card application.
Apart from filing for a new PAN card, we also deal with updating, correcting, and re-printing existing PAN cards.
A complete guide to help you understand when and why you need a PAN card as a non-resident or overseas investor in India.
NRIs, OCIs, or foreign nationals earning income from salaries, rentals, or freelancing in India.
If you earn any income in India, whether it is rent, dividends, capital gains, or interest income, a PAN card is mandatory for any bank-related financial transaction in India.
Those investing in Indian equity markets, mutual funds, or other financial instruments.
PAN is a mandatory document if you're dealing in the Indian investment market
If you're required to file Income Tax Returns in India under Section 139(1).
You need a PAN card to file an income tax return if your income exceeds a threshold limit and to claim tax refunds (if any).
Buying or selling property in India requires a valid PAN card for documentation and taxation.
A PAN is needed to register any property in India and to claim the tax benefits on real estate transactions.
NRIs holding NRO or NRE bank accounts are required to link PAN for tax compliance.
Banks often request PAN cards to authenticate high-value transactions in NRO or NRE accounts; furthermore, a PAN is needed to link the accounts for TDS tracking.
Applying for a home loan, personal loan, or credit facility in India? PAN is mandatory.
As an NRI, if you need a loan or credit from Indian financial institutions or banks, they ask for a PAN card during loan approval or credit issuance.
Foreign nationals, OCIs, or PIOs starting or running a business in India need a PAN for regulatory purposes.
As a foreign national or OCI/PIO holder, if you are running any business in India, a PAN is legally required.
To claim benefits under the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) or get TDS refunds, PAN is essential.
As an NRI, you require a PAN card to claim refunds on tax deducted at source (TDS refunds) or under the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement.
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Read the commonly asked questions by NRIs from our experts and resolve all your queries
Yes, under the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) policy, in most sectors, NRIs can own 100% of a company in India, particularly through a Private Limited Company structure. Under this policy, the NRIs and foreign nationals can register for a public limited company, private limited company, or Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in India.
No, NRIs do not need to visit India for incorporation, as the registration process can be done online and remotely. However, the documents of NRIs should be apostilled and notarized by the Indian consulate or embassy in their resident country to meet the regulatory requirements. Apart from this, at least one resident in the company should be in a director position.
The documents required for NRI incorporation include an apostilled and notarized foreign passport, proof of foreign address, passport-sized colored photos, a Director Identification Number (DIN), and a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for directors, and the Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA) of the company.
Generally, the incorporation of a private limited company in India takes 12-18 days for registration. This timeline depends on the time individuals take to complete the registration process and the workload of the officials processing the application.
Under the RBI/FEMA restrictions, NRIs can hold NRE, NRO, or FCNR accounts; they are not eligible for opening a resident savings account in India. Also, they can only invest in Indian stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, but do not qualify for the agricultural sectors. Additionally, in India, they can only buy commercial and residential property and are restricted from purchasing any type of plantation property. Furthermore, when it comes to repatriation, NRIs can fully repatriate FCNR/ NRE accounts and NRO accounts up to US$1 million yearly after all taxes and face lending, loans, and borrowing restrictions from the RBI.
No, it is not always simple or possible for companies to repatriate their profits abroad easily. It is because the repatriation process is subject to international and local taxes, regulations, and currency exchange laws. Additionally, from country to country, it can vary. However, it issue can be resolved with a well-planned strategy, proper understanding of the tax laws, and taking help from tax professionals.