Most of the non-residents live with deep pockets. But, they don’t want to keep all eggs in one basket. It implies that they don’t want to invest their pan hard earned money in an equity or asset.
So, what should they do?
Should they keep that money in a bag for the lifetime?
Absolutely no, not at all!
Read More
Degrees are significant when it comes to study abroad. The foreign university and institution look into the validity & authenticity of those school/college/institution degrees. But the life becomes a hell when they are lost/burnt/ damaged. You can’t apply for jobs because the authentic proofs of your qualification are no more in your hand. And if you’d aspired to fly to the foreign country for higher study, the lost certificates can spill the beans over such dreams.
Read More
Are you living abroad with the motto of resettling in India? It’s essential to register your ward’s birth here. Any non-resident having an Indian passport can do so. The couple can record their child’s birth wherever they are in a fix to settle again. The Citizenship Act 1955 and Citizens (Registration at Indian Consulates) Rules, 1956 have clear directions for them.
Read More
Can you ever take a sound nap forgetting your Indian property while being on-ground in the US? It’s really hard to do so. You’ve acquired not only the value of your hard-earned but the emotional currency as well. You can’t look on the bright side only. The flip side also exists that spotlights the challenges.
Read More
The passport rule carved in 1980 states that the Indian born on or after 26/01/1989 had to have a birth certificate (BC) from the Municipal Corporation (MC). This was the provision before July 2017. This rule of immigration was amended.
Read More
If you’re going to the foreign country, check your bank status.
Have you changed it?
Do you know the overall changes that you require to do with your bank account books?
First, you should know about the NRO account. It stands for the Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO) Rupee A/c. It is a necessity to close any kind of saving, current or fixed account. But you need to have an account called the NRO a/c. Rather than closing an old account, you should change it into this one.
Read More
Many Passport Sewa Kendras (or PSK) process thousands of passport applications every year. India’s first Post Office Passport Sewa Kendra (POPSK) in Mysuru was set up in January, 2017. Since then, it has processed around 15,000 out of 17,899 passport applications successfully. It’s the enormous sets of stats that just a PSK centre took care of.
Read More