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NRIs invest in many sectors including high-growth areas, such as technology, renewable energy, and consumer products in India to participate in the country’s emerging economy. Check mistakes to avoid.
NRIs need to convert their non-resident external (NRE) and non-resident ordinary (NRO) accounts into resident accounts for accessing domestic financial products. They must also follow all RBI guidelines.
NRIs should diversify their investment portfolio across different assets to balance risks and rewards. Moreover, they might also consider using portfolio management services (PMS).
Seeking professional help is important for NRI investors in India. They help NRIs to navigate the difficulties of investing. They are able to offer advice on tax regulations, legal obligations, and investment opportunities.
Handling currency conversion and repatriation is essential for NRIs moving back to India. To maximize returns, it's vital to strategically time currency conversion and consider multi-currency funds.