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India amends rules to allow remittences up to one million rupees from relatives living abroad

According to the changes announced, the duration to notify the government regarding the overseas transaction has been extended to 90 days, instead of 30 days.

NRI Affairs News Desk by NRI Affairs News Desk
December 16, 2022
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India amends rules to allow remittences up to one million rupees from relatives living abroad

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Indians can now receive remittences worth Rs one million annually from relatives residing overseas without notifying the authorities, according to the new Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Rules, 2022 by India’s Ministry of Home Affairs. Previously, the amount permitted was limited to Rs one hundred thousand annually. 

As per Rule 6 of the FCRA Rules 2011, ‘any person receiving foreign contribution in excess of 100 thousand rupees or equivalent thereto in a financial year from any of their relatives shall inform the Central Government in Form FC-1 within thirty days from the date of receipt of such contribution.’

On July 1, the Ministry of Home Affairs notified the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Rules 2022. The amendment has increased the amount of “one lakh” mentioned in Rule 6 as “ten lakh” and has increased the time for declaration as thirty days.

Contributions made by NRIs ( Non-Resident Indian), from their personal savings, through the normal banking channels, is not treated as foreign contribution.

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Also, making changes in rule 9, which deals with the application to obtain ‘registration’ or ‘prior permission’ under the FCRA to receive funds, the amended rules have given individuals and organisations or NGOs 45 days to inform the government about bank account (s) that are to be used for the utilisation of such funds. This time limit was 30 days earlier.

The amendment has also ‘omitted’ provision ‘b’ in rule 13, which dealt with declaring foreign funds including details of donors, amount received, and date of receipt, etc. every quarter on its website.

Download the notification for Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Rules 2022.

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