C.A. · Registered Migration Agent (MARN: 1803385)

NRI & expat advisory

NRI & expatriate advisory

Two mirror-image situations. Non-residents who still have income, property and family obligations in India, and expatriates living in India whose home-country affairs continue while they are here. Both need someone who can hold both sides at once.

Prefer a set time? Book a consultation · Mon–Sat, 10am–7pm IST

Services

What we handle

Residential status review

The single fact that drives everything else, calculated properly each year rather than assumed from last year.

Income tax filing

Indian returns for non-residents and expatriates, including capital gains, rental income and treaty claims.

Property & repatriation

Purchase, sale, TDS certificates, capital gains and moving proceeds out of India lawfully.

Banking structure

The right mix of NRE, NRO and FCNR accounts for how you actually earn and spend.

Succession & family

Wills, nominations, inheritance documentation and intergenerational transfers across borders.

Representation

Responding to notices, assessments and rectifications while you are in another time zone.

Our process

How we help

Tap a step to see what happens.

  1. Step 1You send an enquiry

    Use the form, WhatsApp or a call. Tell us where you want to go and what you want to do.

  2. Step 2Basic assessmentFree

    Use our free points calculator to see roughly where you stand. You can do it yourself, or we can do it with you. We do not give detailed assessments by email. A full assessment is part of the paid consultation.

  3. Step 315-minute call (Australia)Free

    For Australian visas, a short free call with our Registered Migration Agent to answer your first questions and point you in the right direction.

  4. Step 4Detailed consultationPaid

    A 40 to 45 minute session with a Registered Migration Agent on your full profile, your options and your questions. This is a paid service. The fee is shared when you book.

  5. Step 5Letter of advicePaid

    Included with the paid consultation. A written letter: the visa that suits you best, your next steps, cost considerations, which country fits, and realistic timelines.

  6. Step 6Service agreement and payment

    If you wish to go ahead, you sign our service agreement and pay. Our fees and scope are in writing before any work starts.

  7. Step 7Checklist and documents

    We issue a checklist made for your case, and collect and check your documents with you.

  8. Step 8We start your process

    We prepare and lodge your application, answer every request from the authorities, and keep you updated until a decision.

FAQs

NRI and expat questions

I am an NRI — do I still have to file a return in India?
If you have Indian income above the basic exemption, or want to claim a refund of TDS deducted at non-resident rates, then yes. Many NRIs are owed refunds they never claim.
What is the difference between NRE and NRO accounts?
NRE holds foreign earnings, is freely repatriable and its interest is exempt in India. NRO holds Indian income, is taxable and repatriation is subject to limits and documentation.
How is TDS on property sale by an NRI handled?
The buyer must deduct at non-resident rates on the sale value unless a lower-deduction certificate is obtained. Getting that certificate in advance is usually far better than waiting for a refund.
As an expatriate in India, is my overseas salary taxable here?
It depends on your residential status and the treaty. Once you become a resident and ordinarily resident, worldwide income and foreign assets come into scope.
Can you coordinate with my accountant abroad?
Yes, and we prefer to. The two returns must be consistent, and that only happens when both preparers see the same facts.

Let's map your global pathway

A first consultation covers eligibility, realistic timelines, total cost and the tax consequences of the move. You leave with a written plan, not a brochure.