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What is difference between NRI,NRE & NRO
Asked by Shahnawaz Ahmed,
15 Nov '09 08:07 pm
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NRI refers to Non-Resident Indian
NRE refers to Non-Resident External (Bank A/c) The deposit amount can be fully convertible or repatriable.
NRO refers to Non-Resident Ordinary (Bank A/c) . The deposit amount cannot be repatriatable.
Answered by Joseph Chacko, 15 Nov '09 08:16 pm
NRE refers to Non-Resident External (Bank A/c) The deposit amount can be fully convertible or repatriable.
NRO refers to Non-Resident Ordinary (Bank A/c) . The deposit amount cannot be repatriatable.
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NRI refers to Non-Resident Indian in respect to citizenship.
remaining both terms are in respect of bank a/c of a NRI
NRE refers to Non-Resident External (Bank A/c) The deposit amount can be fully convertible or repatriable.
NRO refers to Non-Resident Ordinary (Bank A/c) . The deposit amount cannot be repatriatable.
Answered by bhanwar bothra, 15 Nov '09 08:32 pm
remaining both terms are in respect of bank a/c of a NRI
NRE refers to Non-Resident External (Bank A/c) The deposit amount can be fully convertible or repatriable.
NRO refers to Non-Resident Ordinary (Bank A/c) . The deposit amount cannot be repatriatable.
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NRE means the amount kept in rupees can be converted and repatriated back into foreign currency
NRO means the amount is kept in rupees and cannot be converted or repatriated back into foreign currency
NRI means Non Resident Indian
Answered by Anand Agarwal, 15 Nov '09 08:10 pm
NRO means the amount is kept in rupees and cannot be converted or repatriated back into foreign currency
NRI means Non Resident Indian
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NRE means the amount kept in rupees can be converted and repatriated back into foreign currency
NRO means the amount is kept in rupees and cannot be converted or repatriated back into foreign currency
NRI means Non Resident Indian...........
Answered by miss, 15 Nov '09 08:08 pm
NRO means the amount is kept in rupees and cannot be converted or repatriated back into foreign currency
NRI means Non Resident Indian...........
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There is not any difference between NRE and NRI as any person who is abroad for 180 days and above are (Non Resident Indian/)NRI/NRE,
NRO is the account of NRI into which all the local income can be credited
Answered by rajnikant raiyarela, 15 Nov '09 08:10 pm
NRO is the account of NRI into which all the local income can be credited
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NRI stands for non resident india . NRE and NRO are type of bank account which can be held by NRI with Indian bank for more info visit http://www.mynriclub.com/site/NRI-Finance/NRI-Account/NRE-Account
Answered by Nilesh Patel, 06 Oct '10 02:25 pm
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Please see a article in Ratekhoj.com (http://www.ratekhoj.com/news/index.php/nre/nro-nre-and-fcnr-acco unts-for-nris-pros-and-cons-to-consider-before-opening-a-account- 157/) for comparison of NRO, NRE and FCNR accounts. You can make a decision based on that. Ratekhoj.com also provides a comparison of the best interest rates available on these accounts across all banks in India
Answered by ram v, 05 Mar '10 05:52 pm
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