No, you cannot purchase mutual fund units in the PIS account. You can only do so in the Non-PIS account.

The easiest way of opening an account would be to contact the nearest branch of Bombay Mercantile Co-op. Bank who would gladly assist in fulfilling the required formalities and opening an account. If Bombay Mercantile Co-op. Bank branch is away, then following documents may be sent to the branch where account is desired to be opened :- Account may be introduced by an existing customer of the branch or may be verified by present banker or by Embassy Officials abroad. See similar questions...

Indian citizens who fall under the definition of NRIs described above are eligible to open an account. See similar questions...

NRI can open a demat account with any Depository Participant . The NRI needs to mention the type ('NRI' as compared to 'Resident') and the sub-type ('Repatriable' or 'Non-Repatriable') in the account opening form collected from the Depository Participant. No permission is required from RBI to open a demat account. Holding securities in demat only constitutes change in form and does not need any special permission. No special permission is required. See similar questions...

NRI accounts (NRE/FCNR/NRO) are accounts held by offices in India . They are neither managed nor serviced by offices in USA . In order to open an account, the Account Opening Form duly filled in must be sent to a branch of your choice in India. To know a branch located in your city in India, please go to "branch locator" on the top left hand corner of the home page of the bank's Indian website www.sbi.co. See similar questions...

NRI account" is a popular connotation for Indian accounts opened for NRIs. The types of accounts that an NRI can open in India are NRE (Rupee Repatriable) FCNR (Dollar, Pound, Euro, Yens, Can dollars & Aus Dollars) & NRO (Rupee Non Repatriable). US residents may bear in mind that these account are not FDIC insured, the income may be subject to US Federal Income Tax and balances in excess of $10,000 may need to be reported annually to the the US Department of the Treasury. See similar questions...

Affix recent passport sized colored photograph for each account holder and sign across the photograph Attach photocopy of relevant pages of the passport with your name, address, photograph, signature, date of birth, date and place of issue, expiry date and stamp regarding your stay outside India Attach photocopy of Resident Visa / Work Permit / current visa or any other proof of Non-Resident Indian Status For documents mailed to ABN AMRO BANK, attestation on the photocopies of all the above docu. See similar questions...

Regrettably no. NRI Accounts are not managed or serviced by offices in USA. As such they cannot be opened with our offices in USA . See similar questions...

In addition to the account opening form, please submit the following documents to open a Non-resident account [with one Address proof]: Affix recent passport sized colored photograph for each account holder and sign across the photograph Attach photocopy of relevant pages of the passport with your name, address, photograph, signature, date of birth, date and place of issue, expiry date and stamp regarding your stay outside India Document issued by an authority (School, College, Govt) OR passport. See similar questions...

In order to process your payment and deliver your order, we will need to know your name and contact details, your billing address and your delivery address. All this information is stored in 'Your Account', so that hopefully you will only ever have to enter these details once (when setting up your account). If you are a regular customer, this will make the checkout process much quicker. See similar questions...

The interest earned on your NRO Savings Account is repatriable after payment of taxes applicable in India. You may also repatriate upto a maximum of USD 1 million (equivalent) per calendar year from your NRO savings account if the assets acquired are out of rupee resources in India or by way of legacy or inheritance from a person who was resident in India. See similar questions...

If you are a Texas or Louisiana customer, please visit our new checking home page to view a complete listing of Capital One product suites for either Personal or Small Business. You may also contact us 1-888-855-BANK. See similar questions...

Answer: You can sign up for an account by going to our registration page. Simply fill out the form to start the process. See similar questions...

Accounts may be opened for retailers and design professionals in the Home Furnishings, Decorative Accessories, and Gift industries. To open an account with Eastern Accents, fill out our online Open an Account form and submit it online or fax it to 800.998.3278. On approval, your account information and log in number will be forwarded to you. For further information, please call Customer Service at 800.397.4556. See similar questions...

Funds held in the NRO cannot be repatriated by the non-resident nominee & will be credited to the nominee's NRO account. Application from a resident nominee for remittance of funds outside India for meeting the liabilities of any of the deceased Account Holders or for similar purposes should be forwarded to the Rerserve Bank of India In the case of a resident nominee, the funds held in the NRE/FCNR account can be repatriated subject to prior specific RBI permission. See similar questions...

Yes. NRIs can maintain bank accounts in rupees as well as in foreign currency. However, accounts in foreign currencies can be maintained with authorized dealers/ banks only. See similar questions...

It is a good idea to register all PIs. The value in registering in eRA Commons - in addition to verifying the grant application - is that one can also view summary statements and review outcome letters that NIH is no longer mailing out. See similar questions...

A NRI is a person resident outside India who is either a citizen of India or a person of Indian origin. A NRI is an Indian Citizen who has migrated to another Country. For all official purpose the Government of India considers Indian National away from India for more than 182 days, in a year. See similar questions...