As a Foreign National, can I take back my sale value of funds to my home country?
Yes, as a Foreign National, you can repatriate funds from the sale of your ESOP shares if you have a demat and trading account with us. The process is straightforward and involves a few key steps to ensure the proceeds are successfully transferred back to your home country.
Steps to Repatriate Funds:
- Provide Purchase Details: Submit the details of the stocks allotted to you.
- Submit FCGPR/FCTRS Documentation: Provide the FCGPR registration letter issued by the RBI or the FCTRS certified by the AD Bank for the shares being transferred.
- Bank Details: Provide the details of the foreign bank where the funds will be transferred.
- Sell the Stocks: Execute the sale of your stocks in the market.
- Notify Navia: Inform Navia of your intention to repatriate the funds.
- Non-Resident Declaration: Submit the Non-resident declaration as per the RBI format in the FIRMS Manual.
- Contract Note Generation: Navia will generate a contract note for the sale.
- Auditor’s Certificate: Navia will assist in obtaining the Auditor's certificate required for repatriation.
- Document Submission: Tradeplus (Navia’s partner) will submit all the required documents and declarations to the bank to facilitate the repatriation to your home country.
Applicable Service Charges:
- Auditor Fee: ₹6,000 + GST (subject to change).
- Navia Service Fee: A fee for Navia’s services (0.70%)
- Bank Service Charges: Applicable charges from your bank.
- RBI Late Reporting Fee: ₹7,500 + 0.025% on the remittance value if the required documents are submitted after 15 days from the date of sale.
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