In Indian property law, the term “intestate” refers to the situation that arises when a person passes away without leaving a valid will. When this happens, the distribution of the deceased person’s assets and property is governed by the laws of...
The physical version of PAN card for NRI, OCI or Foreign Citizen maybe vital for financial matters in India. Individuals transferring or selling Indian property and taking advantage of banking interest rates require correct documentation and formats. Also, in terms of...
As the Overseas Citizen of India card gains significance, more individuals are contemplating obtaining OCI status. Essentially, until further updates by the authorities, the Indian Government authorises OCI status to be indefinite and valid for life. Similarly, the...
To transfer Indian property, as a non-resident Indian (NRI) and PIO (OCI) property owner, you should understand the legal procedures and requirements for transferring immovable property in India. Furthermore, what are the options available to you in accordance with...
OCI (Overseas Citizen of India) status is a highly coveted status for people of Indian origin who live abroad. The Indian government offers this status to individuals who can prove their Indian ancestry making them eligible to apply for the status from their country...
Overseas Indian Citizens hold a vast scope of assets in India. According to a report by the World Bank, in 2022, for the first time a single country, India, is on track to receive more than $100 billion in yearly remittances. The figure includes Overseas Indians and...
