Repatriation of ODI fund in equity shares and RBI Compliance - An ODFC Digital Event by The FEMA Helpdesk

   

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI) can repatriate proceeds from direct investments abroad made through branches, wholly owned subsidiaries, or associates in equity shares, subject to FEMA regulations. These investments fall under Overseas Direct Investment (ODI) rules of the RBI, allowing repatriation of capital, profits, dividends, and sale proceeds. 

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Indian entities, including those linked to FPIs via branches or subsidiaries, qualify for ODI up to 400% of net worth. Equity shares in foreign associates require prior AD bank approval if beyond automatic route limits. Repatriation applies post-liquidation or disinvestment, excluding non-equity dues like receivables. Proceeds must be credited to an EEFC/FCNR account and repatriated to India within 90 days from receipt. Dividends, royalties, and technical fees are freely remittable net of foreign taxes, with TDS clearance. Submit Form ODI and APR-1 via AD Category-I bank; no RBI nod needed for compliant exits.

The ODFC FEMA Helpdesk help you in RBI compliance with end-to-end filings for repatriation, ensuring adherence to OI Rules 2022.

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