1.
Can NRIs invest in ULIP?
Yes, NRI can invest in ULIP, as permitted under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) and the IRDAI regulations.
2.
Can I invest in mutual funds if I am an NRI?
By complying with FEMA regulations and using NRE/NRO bank accounts, Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) can invest in Indian mutual funds across equity, debt, and hybrid schemes.
3.
What is the new rule for NRI in India?
NRIs' new rules primarily concern updates in income tax laws and residency requirements, particularly for individuals in tax-free jurisdictions and high-income individuals.
4.
What is the best investment option for NRIs in India?
It depends on a Non-Resident Indian (NRI)'s risk appetite, investment goals (short-term vs. long-term), and repatriation requirements.
5.
How many types of ULIP plans are there?
Since ULIPs are categorised by investment focus, purpose, and death benefit structure, a fixed number is not available. There are two main structural categories: Type 1 (higher life cover, lower fund value payout) and Type 2 (higher combined sum assured and fund value payout). The other types of ULIPs include those for retirement, education, wealth creation, etc.