Repatriation &
FEMA Compliance
Move money across borders. Legally. Efficiently. Repatriating money out of India involves FEMA regulations, RBI compliance, tax clearances, and bank paperwork. We handle the entire process — from sale of assets to final remittance — so nothing gets stuck.
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NRE Repatriation (Unlimited)
Funds in NRE accounts and NRE FDs are fully and freely repatriable — no limits, no RBI approval needed.
NRO Repatriation (USD 1M/year)
Up to USD 1 million per year can be repatriated from NRO accounts after tax payment and filing Form 15CA/15CB.
Property Sale Proceeds
Repatriation of property sale proceeds has specific rules on number of properties, holding period, and TDS compliance. We manage the full process.
Form 15CA / 15CB
Any foreign remittance requires Form 15CA (self-declaration) and Form 15CB (CA certificate). We file both accurately and efficiently.
LRS (Liberalised Remittance Scheme)
Resident Indians can remit up to USD 250,000/year under LRS. We advise on the best use of LRS limits for overseas investments.
FEMA Compliance Advisory
Ongoing compliance for NRIs with Indian assets — ensuring all holdings, remittances, and investments remain FEMA-compliant.
The questions clients
actually ask.
- How much can I repatriate from India in a year?
- From NRE accounts — unlimited. From NRO accounts — up to USD 1 million per financial year after applicable taxes.
- I sold my flat in India. Can I send the money abroad?
- Yes, with conditions — repatriation is allowed for up to 2 residential properties, subject to TDS compliance, Form 15CB filing, and FEMA guidelines.
- What is Form 15CB?
- Form 15CB is a certificate issued by a Chartered Accountant confirming that taxes have been paid or provided for on the amount being remitted abroad.
Talk to a senior advisor.
A 45-minute consultation, written assessment, no obligations.