NRI Business Setup FAQs
What NRIs need to know before setting up a business in India.
Common options include a Private Limited Company, Limited Liability Partnership, or a branch/liaison office, each with different compliance and ownership implications.
It depends on your goals, liability preferences, and investment plans, a Private Limited Company is common for NRI founders seeking full ownership with limited liability.
This depends on the sector, some sectors allow automatic approval for foreign investment, while others require prior government approval.
Incorporation itself can often be completed within a few weeks, though sector-specific approvals, if required, can extend the timeline.
Yes, Indian company law generally requires at least one director who is a resident of India on the board.
Beyond initial incorporation, expect recurring costs for compliance filings, accounting, and any sector-specific regulatory requirements, we can outline these once we understand your business.
This information is for general educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Laws vary by state and individual circumstances — please consult with our legal team for guidance specific to your situation.
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