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Can NRI have joint Demat account?

Can NRI have joint Demat account?

Yes, NRIs can open a joint account. The PIS account and the trading account would be in the first account holders name. The second holder should also be a NRI and should submit the KYC documents along with FEMA declarations and the FATCA.

Can I transfer shares NRI Demat account?

Yes. A resident Demat account can be converted to an NRI Demat Account. Technically the old demat account is closed and a new demat account is opened with an NRI Non-Repatriable status.

Can I link NRO account with resident Demat account?

An NRO Demat Account should be linked with NRO Bank Account (Non-PIS) for non-repatriable transactions. Both the accounts can be opened with the same broker but linked to different bank accounts (NRE and NRO). When it comes to an NRE account, your Demat account must be under PIS (Portfolio Investment Scheme).

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Can NRI continue with resident Demat account?

NRIs cannot continue with the NRI Demat account when they become resident Indians. They have to open a resident Demat account and transfer all existing investments to it. While you were a resident Indian, will have to be closed and you would need to transfer the shares to an NRO Demat account.

Can a resident be a joint holder with NRI in NRE NRI account?

Can a resident be a joint account holder with NRI in NRE NRI accounts? Yes, a joint account can be opened with a Resident Indian who is a close relative. The mode of operation is permitted on ‘Former (NRI) or Survivor’ basis only.

Can I transfer shares from resident account to NRO account?

You can transfer shares from a resident Demat account to an NRO (non-repatriable) account. 4. If you hold an NRO Non-PIS account , you will be able to transfer the shares from another NRO Demat or Resident account. Kindly ensure that you update the prices for the transferred shares .

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Can NRI open a demat account in India?

Yes, NRIs can open demat account in India. They would require a PIS (Portfolio Investment Scheme) approval from RBI. The PIS enables NRIs to buy and sell shares on the stock exchange in India.