How do NRIs invest in Indian equities

NRIs can also open a demat account just like other residents. There are mainly three ways through which they can invest in Indian equities. Let us understand more about this

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How to open an NRI Demat account in India?

NRIs can also open a demat account just like other residents. They are, however, required to undergo a more regulated framework. Let us understand more about this

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