Loading…
Company Incorporation for NRIs
Start your business in India as an NRI. Full ownership allowed in most sectors with simplified incorporation process.
Overview
What is NRI Company Incorporation?
NRIs (Non-Resident Indians) and PIOs (Persons of Indian Origin) can easily incorporate companies in India under the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) policy. Most sectors allow 100% NRI investment under the automatic route without any prior approval.
NRIs can start a Private Limited Company, LLP, or even be a director in Indian companies while residing abroad. The incorporation process is similar to resident Indians but requires additional documentation and compliance with FEMA (Foreign Exchange Management Act) regulations.
FDI reporting to RBI is mandatory within 30 days of receiving investment. NRIs can repatriate profits and dividends freely after paying applicable taxes. We handle the complete process including incorporation, bank account opening, and RBI compliance.
Key Highlights
KEY ADVANTAGE
100% Ownership
Full NRI ownership allowed in most sectors
Automatic Route
No government approval needed for most sectors
Remote Process
Incorporate without visiting India
Profit Repatriation
Take profits and dividends out of India
FEMA Compliant
All foreign exchange regulations handled
Virtual Director
Be a director from abroad
100% Ownership
Full NRI ownership allowed in most sectors
Automatic Route
No government approval needed for most sectors
Remote Process
Incorporate without visiting India
Profit Repatriation
Take profits and dividends out of India
FEMA Compliant
All foreign exchange regulations handled
Virtual Director
Be a director from abroad
How It Works
Simple Process
STEP 0101
DSC & DIN
Obtain Digital Signature and Director ID using foreign passport
2
Name Approval
Reserve company name through SPICe+ Part A
3
Incorporation
File SPICe+ with FDI declaration and documents
4
Post-Incorporation
Bank account, RBI filing, GST and other registrations
1
DSC & DIN
Obtain Digital Signature and Director ID using foreign passport
2
Name Approval
Reserve company name through SPICe+ Part A
3
Incorporation
File SPICe+ with FDI declaration and documents
4
Post-Incorporation
Bank account, RBI filing, GST and other registrations
Key Benefits
India Presence
Establish legitimate business presence in India
Growth Market
Access to 1.4 billion consumer market
Tax Treaties
Benefit from DTAA provisions
Easy Banking
Open Indian corporate bank account
End-to-End Service
From DSC to bank account opening
Ongoing Compliance
ROC, tax, and FEMA compliance support
India Presence
Establish legitimate business presence in India
Growth Market
Access to 1.4 billion consumer market
Tax Treaties
Benefit from DTAA provisions
Easy Banking
Open Indian corporate bank account
End-to-End Service
From DSC to bank account opening
Ongoing Compliance
ROC, tax, and FEMA compliance support
Free Consultation
Request Your Free Quote
Ready to streamline your financial operations? Connect with our Chartered Accountants today for strategic guidance tailored to your business.
100% Confidential
Bank-grade data security
24h Fast Response
Dedicated CA consultation
Transparent Pricing
No hidden fees, ever
Custom Solutions
Built for your industry
Official Quote Request
Let's Discuss Your Project
Fill in your details below and an expert will reach out promptly.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, NRIs can be directors. However, at least one director must be resident in India (stayed 182+ days in previous year).
Valid passport, overseas address proof, PAN (or apply for new), apostilled/notarized affidavits, and specimen signature.
NRIs can invest through inward remittance from NRE/NRO account or foreign bank. FCGPR filing with RBI is mandatory within 30 days.
Sectors like lottery, gambling, atomic energy, and tobacco have restrictions. Defense, telecom, and media have sectoral caps requiring government approval.
Yes, NRIs can be 100% shareholders in a Private Limited Company where FDI is allowed under automatic route.