- Higher NRE and FCNR deposit rates ended on 31 August 2026, a month earlyFor anyone with an NRE or FCNR(B) deposit in India, or about to book one. The window for a higher, uncapped rate closed early. Here's what changed and what didn't.
- SEBI plans digital KYC for NRIs and OCIs: no trip to India needed (proposal)For NRIs, OCIs and other individuals living outside India who want to open a demat, trading or mutual fund account. SEBI has floated letting you do it fully online — but this is only a consultation-paper proposal, not yet a rule.
- Selling your Indian property: your buyer no longer needs a TAN (1 October 2026)For NRIs selling a flat, house or plot in India to a resident individual or family. The buyer's paperwork gets simpler from 1 October; yours changes in one way: the details you hand over.Updated 27 September 2026
What changed for NRIs
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