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Do NRIs need any permission of RBI to subscribe to Mutual Funds/ Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) or Private placements of equity shares/convertible debentures of existing or new companies?

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Do NRIs need any permission of RBI to subscribe to Mutual Funds/ Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) or Private placements of equity shares/convertible debentures of existing or new companies?

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NRIs are not required to apply for RBI Permission to invest in new issues (primary market offerings) or units of Mutual Funds as the company offering the primary issue takes a blanket approval from the Reserve Bank of India for sale to Non-Resident Indians. The RBI has granted general permission to domestic mutual funds to issue units or similar instruments to NRIs on both repatriation and non-repatriation basis.

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