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FEMA & Foreign Exchange Tools

Tools for cross-border remittances, FDI, ECB, NRI investments and FEMA compliance.

Note: Tools are simplified and for general reference only. They do not constitute professional advice.

Quick answers

What do the FEMA tools cover?

These tools cover common cross-border questions under FEMA: tracking remittances under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme, FDI sector caps and entry routes, ECB conditions, NRI and OCI investments, repatriation, foreign asset disclosure, export proceeds realisation, currency conversion, penalties and reporting due dates.

Who are the FEMA tools for?

They are for resident individuals sending money abroad, NRIs and OCIs investing in India, exporters, and Indian companies receiving foreign investment or borrowing from overseas. The tools give a first view of the applicable rules before you approach your bank or adviser.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the results from the FEMA tools final?
No. Each tool gives an indicative output based on a simplified view of FEMA, 1999, the rules made under it and RBI directions. It does not cover every exception or recent change, so confirm the position with the current RBI Master Directions and your authorised dealer bank.
Where can I check the official FEMA rules?
The Reserve Bank of India publishes the FEMA Master Directions and notifications, and FEMA, 1999 is available on India Code. Each FEMA tool page lists these official sources so you can check the current position before acting.
Do I need to sign up to use these tools?
No. The tools can be used without creating an account or signing up. You enter your own figures on each tool page and the result is shown on screen. Nothing on these pages is a substitute for professional advice on your specific facts.

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