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- 100% (repatriable) scheme for high priority industris;
- 100% (repatriable) investment in housing and real estate development;
- 100% (repatriable) investment in domestic air transport services;
- 100% (repatriable) investment in sick industrial units;
- 100% (repatriable) investments in units in the Free Trade
Zones/Export Processing Zones, Exported Oriented Units in the
Electronic Hardware Technology Parts, Software Technology
Parts;
- 100% (repatriable) investments in Trading/Export Houses
predominantly engaged in export activities;
- 40% (repatriable) scheme for investment in any new or existing companies;
- 24% (repatriable) investment scheme for service activities including
finance, hire purchase, leasing, crediting or other services, establishment
of schools, colleges etc;
- 100% (non-repatriable) investment scheme in partnership/ proprietorship
concerns engaged in industrial, trading or commercial activities;
- NRJs can invest upto 40% of the paid-up capital in banking services;
- Investment in non-convertible debentures;
- Deposits with companies;
- Investment in the domestic mutual fund schemes;
- Investment in money market mutual funds.
- Permission to Indian companies to issue commercial papers;
- Permission to keep deposits with companies;
- Investment in certificate of deposits with commercial banks;
- Investment in bonds issued by public sector units;
- Purchase of shares of public sector enterprises;
- Investment in Government securities, units of Unit Trust of India,
National Saving Certificates etc;
- Portfolio investment scheme in Indian companies.
- Bank Accounts
(i) Ordinary Non-Resident Rupee
(NRO) Accounts;
(ii) Non-Resident (Non-Repatriable)
Rupee (NRNR) Deposit
Scheme;
(iii) Foreign Currency (Non-Resident)
(Bank) FCNR(B)
Accounts;
(iv) Non-Resident External Rupee
(NRE) Accounts;
(v) Resident Foreign Currency (RFC)
Accounts for persons
returning to India for permanent settlement;
- Permission to repatriate from India, income from non-repatriable
investment/bank deposits, etc.
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