Repatriation of Assets Services in Nashik | NRO/NRE Transfers & Sale Proceeds | N D Savla & Associates
Repatriation of Assets · Nashik, Maharashtra

Repatriation of Assets — Funds Moved Out, Correctly Certified.

Advisory on repatriating sale proceeds, rental income and investment maturity amounts from India, within applicable limits and with the required certification.

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Moving funds out of India — sale proceeds of property, maturity of investments, or accumulated NRO balances — is subject to repatriation limits, the source of the funds, and certification confirming the applicable tax has been accounted for.

At N D Savla & Associates, we advise non-resident individuals on repatriating funds from India, including the annual repatriation limit under FEMA, the distinction between repatriable and non-repatriable balances, and the route through NRO and NRE accounts.

We also prepare the chartered accountant's certificate and remitter's declaration that authorised dealer banks require before releasing funds abroad.

Our Repatriation of Assets Services

Repatriation Limit Assessment

Advisory on the applicable annual repatriation limit for the funds involved.

NRO to NRE Transfer Advisory

Advisory on transferring eligible balances from NRO to NRE accounts.

Sale Proceeds Repatriation

Advisory on repatriating proceeds from sale of property or investments.

Form 15CA / 15CB Certification

Certification and filing for repatriation remittances from India.

Rental & Dividend Income Repatriation

Advisory on repatriating recurring income earned in India.

Repatriable vs Non-Repatriable Assessment

Classification of funds based on source and prior FEMA status.

Authorised Dealer Documentation

Preparation of the documentation package required by the remitting bank.

Inheritance & Gift Repatriation Advisory

Advisory on repatriating inherited or gifted assets from India.

Our Our Advisory Process

1

Source of Funds Review

We identify the source and prior tax treatment of the funds to be repatriated.

2

Repatriability Classification

Funds are classified as repatriable or non-repatriable under FEMA.

3

Limit & Route Determination

The applicable limit and account route — NRO or NRE — are established.

4

Certification

Form 15CB is certified and Form 15CA is prepared for the remittance.

5

Bank Submission & Remittance

Documentation is submitted to the authorised dealer bank for the transfer.

Why It Matters

Repatriation limit checked before the remittance is initiated
Correct account route identified for the funds involved
Tax on the underlying income accounted for beforehand
Form 15CA/15CB certified without delaying the transfer
Sale proceeds of property repatriated within eligible limits
Inherited and gifted assets reviewed for repatriation eligibility
Bank documentation prepared in the format the remitting branch expects
A clear record connecting the funds to their taxed source

Frequently Asked Questions

Repatriation from an NRO account is generally subject to an annual limit under FEMA, while balances in an NRE account are freely repatriable, subject to the source of the funds.
NRE account balances are freely repatriable, while NRO account balances represent income earned in India and are repatriable up to the prescribed annual limit, subject to certification.
Sale proceeds may be repatriated subject to conditions under FEMA, including limits on the number of residential properties and the source of the original investment.
Form 15CB is generally required for remittances chargeable to tax, subject to the specific exemptions listed in the rules for certain categories of payment.
Repatriation of inherited or gifted assets is generally permitted subject to the conditions and limits prescribed under FEMA for such transfers.
Most repatriation is permitted under the general permission available to authorised dealer banks, with RBI approval required only in specified circumstances.

Repatriating funds out of India?

Tell us about the source and amount — we'll confirm the limit, route and certification needed.