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i am now open nre account how is it i will check my balance online
my a/c NRE 42188 can you tell me current balance
hi,I have been wanting to do this hence have done a lot of research on this and the best way so far to do this is to open an NRE account and have the money deposited in that account in India.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Satish's update on the above answer : You cannot deposit money in an NRE account in India, unless it is transferred from abroad. If you money is parked in a Resident account, then contact your bank, who'll help you in transferring funds abroad by 'Wire Transfer' or 'Demand draft'. Or, you could directly contact the RBI, who'll provide you with necessary guidelines.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TransferNShop's update -You can only send money abroad using Bank Wire Transfer which is available with almost all banks in India. Following are some important points.1. You cannot send more than $2,00,000 per year outside India as per reserve bank of India's guidelines.2. You need a PAN card for the same.3. You need to specify a reason for transferring money. e.g. gift, business, etc4. If the reason is not Gift, then you will need to produce a copy of Invoice.5. If you can submit the duly signed forms before 11:30 AM then the transfer is done on the same day.5. Total time duration is 48 hours.6. The sending charges are less than Rs. 300/-7. The receiving bank charges around $25 - $ 30 which the sender can decide who will bear.8. In case of 'Gift' the receiver has to bear these charges.9. You will need receiver's name, address, bank name, bank account number, bank branch, bank address, bank SWIFT code (ask the bank), your pan card number, invoice (if needed) and a Pen to fill forms :-) (filling forms takes around half hour if the bank executive cooperates well)
NRI - stands for Non Resident Indian and NRE - stands for Non Resident External They are both two different types of bank accounts that are available for Indians who are employed abroad. The services are available from almost every major bank in India and they help the customers to save money and to transfer funds in foreign currency from abroad to India.
dear m/s i open the accounts nre & nro accounts i want to know the if i diposit my money on nre can i withdrow my money fron nro account dear m/s i open the accounts nre & nro accounts i want to know the if i diposit my money on nre can i withdrow my money fron nro account dear m/s i open the accounts nre & nro accounts i want to know the if i diposit my money on nre can i withdrow my money fron nro account
The difference between an NRE and NRO account is that with an NRE account, you can't transfer money any way other than remittance from abroad. With NRO accounts, money is freely transferable.
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You need to contact your bank who will advice you on how you will be able to make this transaction.
The difference between an NRE and NRO account is that with an NRE account, you can't transfer money any way other than remittance from abroad. With NRO accounts, money is freely transferable.
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i am now open nre account how is it i will check my balance online
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Non-Residential External - By Prakash A. Prajapati (Guj- India)
NRE and NRO are similar with few differences. NRE -> foreign currency deposits only. Only Rupee withdrawals. NRO -> forign currency and rupee deposits. Only rupee withdrawals. NRE-> Any NRI can open an account NRO-> Resident can open . or NRI and resident together can open the account. NRE -> Not Taxed NRO->Taxed. NRE -> Can transfer from NRE to NRO account NRO -> Cannot transfer from NRO to NRE account.