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FEMA

In today’s global business landscape, companies are venturing into overseas markets with a focus on expansion. Thanks to the increasing globalization of international commerce, businesses are no longer confined to a single country or region, and add to that is the aggressive stance of India to be Atma nirbhar.

It’s worth noting that each country has its unique set of rules and regulations governing foreign exchange transactions.

The Foreign Exchange Management Act of 1999 is designed to facilitate international trade and payments while promoting the orderly development and maintenance of India’s foreign exchange market. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is the sole authority responsible for granting clearances and approvals for FEMA transactions.

Effectively navigating the challenges of foreign exchange policies is crucial for businesses operating internationally. To streamline and mitigate issues related to foreign exchange transactions, strategic planning and expertise in FEMA Advisory or FEMA consultancy are essential. Our firm provides reliable FEMA advisory and compliance services, aiding clients in expanding their businesses in foreign countries.

Our team of efficient FEMA Consultants offers solutions that align with the regulations of foreign exchange laws, ensuring a smooth trajectory in the international market. Our comprehensive services include:

FEMA Consultant Service:

  •  Providing suggestions on FEMA (Foreign Exchange Management Act) 1999 provisions.
  •  Inbound or Outbound Collaboration:

Offering FEMA compliance services to facilitate business promotion in foreign and Indian markets.

  •   Foreign Investments:

Strategically planning foreign investments in accordance with FEMA regulations.

Support relating to Overseas Direct Investment and related RBI( Reserve Bank of India) Compliances

Developing precise plans for business matters, transactions, and agreements following FEMA guidelines.

  •  Foreign Enterprise Investments:

Providing consultancy services for foreign exchange management, adhering to FEMA laws.

  • Statutory Compliance under FEMA:

Reserve Bank of India Permission:

  • Assisting in obtaining special permissions from RBI for activities such as e-filing, forms & returns

Establishment of Offices in India under FEMA Laws:

  • Facilitating the establishment of project offices, liaison offices, and branch offices in India while ensuring compliance with FEMA laws and procedures.

External Commercial Borrowing:

  • Assisting with borrowing from individuals of Indian origin or non-residents.
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