NRI and PIO aka Non Resident Indian and Person of Indian Origin are the tow terms most commonly used interchangeably. However, these two have basic differences in them. Take a look below.

Question: I have been a resident of the Gulf for the last 17 years after leaving India and have now acquired foreign ...

An Indian-origin individual living outside India is termed a Non-Resident Indian (NRI). The Income Tax Act, 1961, outlines different tax rules for residents and NRIs. Residency status is ...

There are over 30 million non-resident Indians (NRIs) across the Middle East, U.S., UK, Canada, Singapore and other countries. Most NRIs have some income or assets in India such as bank deposits ...

NEW BRUNSWICK, April 12, 1997 - At the Second National Asian Indian American conference, "Explorations in Identity," at Rutgers University, Harvard University Professor and Nobel Prize winner Amartya ...

Any person who is an Indian Citizen and a non-resident under FEMA can open an FCNR account. Moreover, non-Indian Citizen and Person of Indian Origin are also allowed to open the FCNR account.

A non-resident Indian means an individual, who is not a resident and is (i) a citizen of India; or (ii) a person of Indian origin. Here are some key Clauses for NRI’s to take note of.

Vivek Katju: First, let me distinguish between NRIs living abroad and People of Indian Origin (PIO). NRIs, or Non-Resident Indians, are Indian nationals who hold Indian passports. They have all ...

India's market regulator said on Tuesday that foreign funds set up at GIFT City in Gujarat state can take full investment from non-resident Indians and other Indian-origin citizens.

Here, you’ll hear two common terms, NRI (Non-Resident Indian) and OCI (Overseas Citizen of India). Though the two terms might seem similar, they offer two different privileges to such citizens.