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| Home >> NRI Banking >> NRI Deposits >> FCNR |
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FOREIGN CURRENCY
NON-RESIDENT ACCOUNTS: (FCNR - BANKS)
A unique scheme to guard against currency fluctuation risk.
Features of FCNR (B):
- Accounts are maintained in foreign currencies and are held in the form of
term deposits only.
- You can open FCNR (B) in 5 foreign currencies viz., US Dollars (USD), Pounds
Sterling (GBP), Euro, Australian Dollars (AUD) & Canadian Dollars (CAD).
- Remittances can also be sent in any other foreign currency, which will be
converted into one of the designated currencies as specified by the remitter.
- USD/GBP/EURO is accepted for a minimum period of 1 year and a maximum period
of 5 years. AUD and CAD is accepted for a minimum period of 1 year and a maximum
period of 3 years
- Interest shall be paid in the currency of deposits. Conversion is permitted
at the ruling exchange rate. Interest is not taxable.
- Loans can be availed against security of these deposits in foreign currency
of the Deposit as well as Rupees.
- Loans can be availed against security of these deposits in foreign currency of the deposit as well as rupees (subject to a maximum of Rs. 100 lakhs).
- Whenever the aggregate value of TCs/Currency Notes tendered for opening FCNR
accounts exceeds USD 10000 or its equivalent in other currencies or where the
value of currency notes tendered exceeds USD 5000 or its equivalent in other
currencies, NRIs are required to submit Currency Declaration Form (CDF),
obtained from the Customs authorities at the airport, on arrival to India.
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FOREIGN CURRENCY (Non-Resident) ACCOUNT
(Banks) SCHEME (FCNR(B) Account |
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* The loans cannot be utilized for the
purpose of relending, or carrying on agriculture or plantation activities or for
investment in real estate business. |
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Note:
a) When a person resident in
India leaves India for Nepal and Bhutan for taking up employment or for carrying
on business or vocation or for any other purposes indicating his intention to
stay in Nepal and Bhutan for an uncertain period, his existing account will
continue as a resident account. Such account
will not be designated as Non-resident (Ordinary)
Rupee Account (NRO).
b) We open and maintain NRE/FCNR(B) accounts of
persons resident in Nepal and Bhutan who are citizens of India or of Indian
origin, provided the funds for opening these accounts are remitted in free
foreign exchange. Interest earned in NRE/FCNR (B) accounts can be remitted only
in Indian rupees to NRIs and PIO resident in Nepal and Bhutan.
c) We
extend all types of rupee loans under the “Retail lending scheme” to NRI’s
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