Whether it's sale proceeds from property, accumulated NRO balances, inheritance, or investment maturity amounts, repatriating funds from India involves specific documentation, tax clearance, and bank procedures. We guide NRIs through the entire process — confirming eligibility, preparing the required certificates, and coordinating with your bank — so transfers go through smoothly and within the permissible annual limits.
Service Process
01 Source of Funds Review
We review the origin of the funds (sale proceeds, savings, inheritance, etc.) to confirm repatriation eligibility.
02 Tax Clearance
We ensure applicable taxes have been paid or appropriately accounted for before repatriation.
03 Certification (Form 15CA/15CB)
The necessary CA certification and declarations are prepared for the bank.
04 Bank Submission & Follow-Up
We coordinate with your bank's authorized dealer branch and follow up until the remittance is processed.
Service Outcome
- Smooth, on-time fund transfers abroad
- Complete documentation for the bank's records
- Avoidance of common delays and rejections
- Clarity on annual repatriation limits (including the USD 1 million scheme for NRO accounts)
FAQs
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1. Is there a limit on how much I can repatriate from India?
Yes — for NRO account balances, NRIs can generally repatriate up to USD 1 million per financial year, subject to documentation and tax compliance. Other limits may apply depending on the source of funds.
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2. What documents will my bank ask for?
Typically Form 15CA/15CB, proof of source of funds, and tax payment evidence — we prepare these for you in advance.
