What are the Benefits of NRE Bank Accounts and Fixed Deposits?
NRIs are not permitted to hold regular savings bank accounts. As a result, only specific types of bank accounts can be opened, namely Non-Resident External (NRE), Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO), and Foreign Currency Non-Resident Account (FCNR). While different accounts provide several different features and benefits, they also differ in terms of account operating limits. NRE accounts emerge as a better option for NRIs in terms of ease and other benefits associated with such accounts. The NRE account can be opened as a savings account, current account, recurring deposits, or fixed deposit. What is NRE Account? NRIs can open and maintain Non-Residential External or NRE accounts with profits originating in the respective individual's country of residency, but they must be held in Indian rupee denominations. Consider the following example for a better understanding - Ms Avantika works in Paris, France, but her mother, who is dependent, lives in Mumbai. Every month, she deposits 2,000