Investment guidance for NRI

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19 August 2025 I am a NRI. Kindly guide, 1)for investing in India (stock, MF and others assets), which bank account I should use-NRE or NRO? what would be the tax implications in each case?
2) Can I use India based brokers (such as Zerodha etc.) to invest in foreign bonds/stocks/currency by using my Foreign bank account, or I need to use a foreign broker and foreign bank account for this purpose? What would be my Tax liability in India for such investments outside India?

19 August 2025 1. https://primewealth.co.in/nri-tax-guide-nre-transfers-mutual-funds-and-property-sales/

2. https://zerodha.com/varsity/chapter/foreign-stocks-and-taxation/

3. https://www.kotakmf.com/Information/blogs/nri-investment-in-mutual-funds_

19 August 2025 For investments within India (stocks, MFs, etc.), use NRE account for tax-free interest and full repatriation; use NRO for managing India-sourced funds but with tax on interest.

For investments outside India (foreign stocks/bonds), you need a foreign broker and a foreign bank account; such income is not taxed in India as long as you are an NRI.

Utilise DTAA to avoid double taxation on India-based investments.

If you need to optimize your setup or have complex sources of income, consult a cross-border tax professional to ensure compliance with RBI and tax laws in both India and your country of residence.


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