Yes, NRI can invest in Smallcase in Zerodha. They can invest using any NRI demat account they have with Zerodha, whether it is NRE PIS or NRO non-PIS.

NRI demat account can be opened both online and offline. You must either physically visit the DP office or download, complete, and courier all the necessary forms and documents to the DP address.

Yes, NRIs can invest in Indian stock market. It is essential for the individual to check if he is considered as NRI or not according to the norms of the government. If yes, only then he can invest. There are also certain rules and regulations that must be followed.

Yes , NRI can invest in Mutual Funds in Zerodha by opening a non-PIS account. However, there are restrictions for NRI investors with PIS accounts, as well as investors based in the US and Canada; they are not permitted to invest in mutual funds in Zerodha.

Yes, foreign nationals can invest in Indian mutual funds. They can either invest by direct route, which requires them to open a demat account, or by indirect route through Unit Confirmation Receipts (UCR).

Yes, foreign nationals are allowed to invest in the Indian stock market. Individuals can invest under the category of Qualified Foreign Investors, and Institutional investors can do so under the category of Foreign Institutional Investor (FII).

You are required to fill up and submit a number of forms and documents via post to open a Zerodha account as an NRI. Continue reading and be informed.

An NRI requires a number of documents to open a Demat account in India. Continue reading to find out the list of documents.

There is no limit on the amount that can be transferred to India by NRIs. There are certain criteria for being an NRI so it is important to check whether you are considered to be NRI or not. For further details, read through the details ahead.

NRI money is taxable in India under certain circumstances usually when the income is earned in India. There are also many deductions and exemptions available. For further details read the long form with description.

Yes, a foreigner can invest in India only thorough government-regulated channels. Let's learn about some of the investment alternatives.

The entire process is simple and straightforward. You can sell your property, but then respective taxes will be implemented, such as capital gain for the long term or short term.

Yes, any NRI can invest in mutual funds in India, if they follow some certain conditions under Foreign Exchange Management Act or FEMA Act 1999.