The Nri Life
Moving overseas can be exciting. The prospect of going to a new country, meeting new people, and living in a new house can be alluring. But you would know that moving abroad is not as easy as it seems. You may have to face many challenges. And the last thing you would want to worry about is managing your income & investments.
So, whether you are a Non-Resident Indian (NRI), or a Person of Indian Origin (PIO), it is imperative to have an NRI Account. Are you planning to move to a different country? Then, here’s what you need to know about having an NRI Account, the different types of NRI Accounts, the opening process, and the benefits of an NRI Account.
An NRI is a person who is a resident of India but lives outside India for employment, business, study, or any other purpose with the intention to stay abroad for an indefinite time. An NRI Account can be opened by an NRI (Non-Resident Indian), PIO (Person of Indian Origin), or OCI (Overseas Citizen of India).
Having an NRI Account lets you access numerous facilities with respect to the currency denomination, transferability of the amount, tax advisory services, etc. NRIs can deposit their funds in the account whether they have earned the income from India or any other country.
You can open two types of NRI Savings Accounts. You can choose any one or both bank accounts to manage your finances. Let’s understand each one of them in detail.
A Non-Resident External Savings Account or NRE Savings Account can be opened by NRIs to manage their income & investments abroad. You can deposit foreign income & withdraw from India or abroad from the account anytime. Funds deposited in NRE Accounts are fully repatriable and tax free.
A Non-Resident Ordinary Savings Account or NRO Savings Account is meant for NRIs looking to park their income earnings from India. The earnings can be from sources like house rent, business, or others. Funds are repatriable only post payment of taxes upto USD 1 Million.
If you are looking for NRI Account banking solutions, you can instantly open an NRE or NRI Savings Account with AU Bank, India’s Largest Small Finance Bank.
If you plan to open an AU NRI Savings Account, you will earn high interest rate with monthly interest payout. Click here to check Savings Account Interest Rate
You can initiate the NRI Account opening process with us in three simple ways: