Through structured planning, we help optimise your property and rental income, manage tax efficiency, and support long-term sustainability. Our approach covers everything from cash-flow planning to compliance, ensuring predictable and stress-free income.
As an NRI, your finances span geographies, currencies, and timelines. This complexity often leads to confusion. Our role is to bring structure and clarity, so your wealth grows sustainably, stays compliant, and aligns with your long-term life goals across borders
Starting early lets your savings and investments benefit from time. With steady growth, you can build a strong fund that supports your child’s education goals.
Smart planning for sending, investing, and bringing money back without confusion or tax surprises.
Well-structured retirement planning that keeps both possibilities open.
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Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs) can invest in Indian capital markets using compliant NRE (repatriable) or NRO (non-repatriable) bank accounts under RBI and FEMA regulations. An NRI investment strategy covers cross-border asset allocation, mandatory KYC/PANKYC updates, compliant mutual fund selection, and tax-efficiency treaties across your resident country and India.
This service is designed for NRIs and OCIs based across the Gulf (GCC), North America, the UK, Europe, and Singapore who want exposure to India’s economic growth. It helps both newly relocated expats restructuring domestic assets into compliant non-resident accounts and experienced global professionals seeking clean, structured portfolios back home.
[Schedule an NRI cross-border portfolio review] to audit your Indian holdings.
Yes, but execution requires careful AMC selection. While several Indian Asset Management Companies (AMCs) do not accept US/Canada capital due to complex FATCA and CRS reporting requirements, select leading fund houses actively accept investments from US/Canada NRIs via compliant channels. Furthermore, investments must be structured carefully to account for US Passive Foreign Investment Company (PFIC) rules. We guide you toward compliant fund houses and outline how to handle FATCA and foreign asset disclosures correctly.
When an NRI earns capital gains or dividends in India, Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) is automatically withheld under Section 195 of the Income Tax Act. Under DTAA treaties between India and your resident country, you can claim a Foreign Tax Credit (FTC) in your home tax return for taxes already paid in India, avoiding double taxation on the same income stream.
Yes. In addition to fiduciary investment guidance, AM Capitals operates as an AMFI-registered mutual fund distributor and APMI-registered PMS distributor. If you choose to execute investments through our distribution channels, we coordinate your paperless NRI KYC registration, NRE/NRO linking, and direct-to-AMC onboarding under current regulatory guidelines
[Connect with an NRI investment specialist] to begin your account setup.