Downstream investment compliance — indirect foreign investment rules
Understand downstream investment compliance in India, including indirect foreign investment rules, FEMA requirements, ownership and control conditions.
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How to Register a Foreign Subsidiary (WOS) in India — Step-by-Step Guide 2026
Setting up a subsidiary is the most common way for a foreign company to establish a real, revenue-earning presence in India. A wholly owned subsidiary (WOS) — an Indian private limited company owned 100% by the foreign parent — gives you a separate legal entity, limited liability, and clean FEMA compliance. This guide walks through…
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FEMA Guarantees Regulations 2026 — Cross-Border Guarantee Compliance
Understand the FEMA Guarantees Regulations 2026, including eligibility, cross-border guarantees, Form GRN reporting, timelines, exemptions and late submission fees.
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Annual Return on Foreign Liabilities and Assets (FLA) — July 2026 deadline
Learn FLA Return filing requirements for 2026, including July 15 deadline, eligibility, FLAIR filing, FDI, ODI, documents and FEMA compliance.
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Branch Office vs Project Office vs Liaison Office for foreign companies
Understand the difference between Branch Office, Project Office, and Liaison Office in India. Learn their permitted activities.
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ODI (Overseas Direct Investment) by Indian residents — New rules
Learn the latest Overseas Direct Investment (ODI) rules for Indian residents. Understand eligibility, permissible investments, reporting requirements, compliance, and key FEMA regulations.
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FEMA compliance checklist for foreign-owned Indian companies
Learn the essential FEMA compliance checklist for foreign-owned Indian companies, including FDI reporting, RBI filings, annual returns, and regulatory requirements.
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FC-GPR filing on RBI FIRMS portal — Step-by-step
A Complete Guide to Reporting Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in India 🇮🇳
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FC-TRS for transfer of shares between resident & non-resident
🌍 FC-TRS for Transfer of Shares Between Resident & Non-Resident — Complete 2026 Guide 🧾 Introduction Cross-border investments have become increasingly common as foreign investors, venture capital funds, multinational corporations, and Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) invest in Indian companies. Whenever existing shares or other eligible capital instruments of an Indian company are transferred between a resident…
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Repatriation of Profits and Funds From India (2026): Rules, Limits and Process
For foreign investors, multinational subsidiaries, and Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), one question matters as much as making money in India: how do you legally take it out? Repatriation, the process of transferring funds from India to another country, is governed by the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) and administered through your bank as an Authorised Dealer….
