FDI reporting to RBI
Foreign investors and Indian companies receiving inbound capital who need RBI reporting, approvals, or compounding under FEMA.
Contact about this workThe firm reports FDI to RBI as part of its FEMA and RBI practice. The same practice covers joint ventures and wholly owned subsidiaries in India, liaison, project and branch offices, ECB permissions, resident/non-resident security transfers, and FEMA compounding.
A domestic private-company incorporation without inbound capital is Business Set-up. Structuring advice before the investment is Advisory. Sectoral caps and reporting forms change; confirm the current position before filing.
Write to a partner with the investment route, the Indian entity, and the reporting or approval required.
How the work proceeds
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Confirm the investment route, the Indian entity form, and the reporting obligation.
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Prepare and file the FDI report and related RBI filings; obtain approvals where the route requires them.
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Handle ECB, security transfers, or compounding as separate instructions under the same practice when needed.
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Questions about this work
What does FDI reporting to RBI cover?
Reporting of foreign direct investment to the Reserve Bank of India, alongside JV and WOS set-up, liaison offices, ECB, security transfers, and FEMA compounding where required.
Is FDI reporting the same as incorporating a company?
No. Domestic incorporation without inbound capital is Business Set-up. FDI reporting after inbound capital is FEMA and RBI.
Do you open liaison offices as well?
Yes. Liaison, project, and branch offices in India sit under the same FEMA and RBI practice.
Do you confirm sectoral caps before filing?
Sectoral caps and reporting forms change. Confirm the current position with a partner before filing.
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Office email, telephones, and both partners are on Contact.