Can NRIs invest in mutual funds in India?
Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) are eligible to invest in mutual funds in India. The specific guidelines and requirements for NRIs to invest are detailed in the offer documents of the mutual fund schemes.
To initiate opening an NRI account, register here.
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