Questions

Is refund possible in NRE account?

Is refund possible in NRE account?

2. With a view to allow credit to NRE/FCNR account of refund of purchase consideration by seller on account of cancellation of bookings/deals for purchase of residential, commercial property. Reserve Bank has issued Notification No.

Can we transfer money from NRE account to normal account?

YES! NRIs can transfer funds from their NRE (Non Resident External) Account to their NRO (Non Resident Ordinary) Account.

Can we transfer funds from one NRE account to another NRE account?

Free and easy transferability: If you wish, you can transfer both the principal amount and the interest from an NRE account to an account in a foreign bank without any restrictions. You can also transfer funds quickly from an NRE account to another NRE account or an NRO account.

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What is Repatriable money?

Repatriable financial assets are financial assets capable of being withdrawn from an account in a foreign country and being deposited to an account in an investor’s country of residence or citizenship and, if the financial asset is a currency, its conversion from foreign currency to home country currency.

What can be done with NRE account?

An NRE account helps NRIs easily manage their financial commitments in India, be it family expenses, investments or utility bills. You can deposit foreign currency earnings in your NRE account and withdraw in rupees to manage Indian expenses.

Is money in NRE account Repatriable?

Usually, funds from NRE and FCNR accounts are repatriable. Non-repatriable refers to funds that cannot be taken out of India.

How can I repatriate money from India?

We will require the following documents for repatriation:

  1. Repatriation Application Form.
  2. Guidance to fill Repatriation Form.
  3. FEMA Declaration (this form is also referred to as A2 Form)
  4. Guidance to fill A2 Form.
  5. One Original copy of Form 15 CB (this form is to be provided by your Chartered Accountant)