Simplifying The Investment Journey For NRIs Experience seamless investing in India, and grow with the India story!
Simplifying The Investment Journey For NRIs Experience seamless investing in India, and grow with the India story!

Are you an NRI looking to invest in India?

Here is how we can help:

Mutual Fund investment for NRIs

We help you choose Mutual funds as per your appetite

Low-risk appetite

Conservative Funds / Debt Funds 

Moderate-risk appetite

Hybrid Funds / Index Funds / ETFs

High-risk appetite

Equity Funds / Sectoral Funds / Contrarian Funds

Portfolio Management Services for NRIs

A comprehensive planning to meet your future aspirations 

Equity

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Debt

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A balanced NRI portfolio

High Growth

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High Return product

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A balanced NRI portfolio

Why should you trust us?

Graphics on returns generated by the company in the past, number of NRIs invested through the website and years of experience by the company.

10+

years of experience

100+

NRI clients served

₹100cr+

funds under management

What do we ask in return?

Your trust, patience, and documents

Documents for NRI Investment in India:

What do our Clients say?

FAQs

Where can I invest in India as a NRI?

Through Moat Wealth, NRIs can invest in mutual funds as well as avail of Portfolio Management Services (PMS). Moat PMS invests in a mix of equity and debt instruments to offer NRIs like you a balanced portfolio as per your risk profile and goals

As per regulatory compliance, NRIs can invest in India only through their NRE or NRO accounts.

No, you do not need a demat account. You can simply log in to your Moat Wealth account on the website or app and start investing. Contact us to take you through the process

Moat Wealth looks after taxation compliance for NRIs.  I guess this is country-specific, so please research more, for example in UAE, investing in India can be Tax free

For mutual and PMS, NRIs need to pay 10% Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) for short-term investment. It is 10% for long-term NRI long-term equity investment. 

For debt instruments TDS for short-term investment is 30% and for long-term (3+ years), 20% after indexation benefits. These taxes are applicable for Debt or Gold Funds at the time of redeeming units.

No, you do not pay double taxation thanks to the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement treaties (DTAA). India has treaties with nations including the US and Canada which state that when NRIs pay taxes in India on investment, they can claim tax relief when filing taxes in those nations