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SEBI Move Could Make It Easier for NRIs to Invest in India

Zerodha chief Nithin Kamath welcomes proposed digital onboarding but says paperwork remains a key hurdle for overseas investors PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Zerodha

Home-Based KYC Facility Planned to Simplify NRI, Foreign Investment in India

Proposed digital verification system aims to remove paperwork and encourage greater overseas participation in Indian markets PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Non-Resident Indians (NRIs)

NRIs Excluded from New Tax Exemption on Government Securities Investments

Retail non-resident investors remain liable for tax on interest and capital gains, while FPIs receive full relief PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Non-Resident Indians

RBI Eases Investment Rules for NRIs and OCIs, Expands Access to Indian Stock Markets

Move aims to simplify overseas investment and encourage greater participation in Indian equities PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

RBI Eases Investment Rules for NRI, OCI Investors, Expands Access to Indian Markets

Central bank raises investment limits for NRIs and OCIs, broadens participation for overseas individuals and introduces measures to attract foreign

Stock market regulator proposes 99.5% cut in minimum investment

Pravasi Samwad Surat Bureau PRAVASISAMWAD.COM February 10, 2026 India’s stock market regulator Tuesday proposed a huge 99.5 percent cut in

SEBI moves to ease KYC rules, bringing relief to NRI investors

The planned changes are part of SEBI’s broader push to improve the ease of doing business and attract long-term overseas

Re-KYC: Sebi looks to ease geo-tagging norms for NRIs

Proposal aims to simplify digital onboarding and verification for overseas investors PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi)

Sebi prioritises easier market access for NRIs

Plans for digital KYC and simplified investment framework Sebi pushes for seamless NRI participation in Indian markets PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Easing

How NRIs can address the Dilemma of ‘On-Hold’ KYC

NRIs who originally provided a 10-digit Indian mobile number on their KYC forms are affected by the email ID and