FEMA Advisory
FEMA Advisory Services
Foreign money moving in or out of India isn’t just an accounting entry. It’s governed by FEMA, RBI rules, timelines, sector caps, reporting formats, valuations, and purpose codes. One missed step can freeze funds or trigger penalties.
Our FEMA advisory team helps businesses, investors, and individuals navigate cross-border transactions with clarity and compliance.
What We Do
Foreign Investment & Funding
Structuring FDI into Indian companies
FC-GPR, FC-TRS reporting and documentation
Pricing, valuation, and share allotment guidance
Outbound Investment (ODI)
Setting up subsidiaries, JVs, SPVs overseas
ODI reporting, APR, returns, and documentation
Transaction & Remittance Advisory
Purpose code selection for import/export payments
External Commercial Borrowings (ECB) assistance
Repatriation of funds, dividends, royalties, fees
Regulatory Support
FEMA due diligence
Responding to RBI notices and queries
Compounding applications and settlement support
Structuring & Planning
Business entry and exit strategy
Capital structuring and internal group transactions
Reviewing agreements for FEMA exposure
When You Need FEMA Advisory
Receiving or sending foreign investment
Transferring shares between residents and non-residents
Setting up or buying an overseas company
Cross-border loans, guarantees, ESOPs, or royalty payments
Repatriation of profits, capital, or assets
RBI, bank, or auditor queries on foreign transactions
Documents Usually Required
Agreements, board resolutions, invoices
Shareholding structure and KYC of parties
Bank FIRCs, SWIFT copies, AD bank reports
Valuation certificates and financial statements
Why It Matters
Smooth bank clearance and fund movement
Avoids penalties, delays, and compounding
Builds credibility with regulators and investors
Ensures transactions are tax and compliance aligned
Frequently Asked Questions
No. It applies to individuals, partnerships, firms, trusts, and companies dealing in foreign exchange.
Yes. Every foreign investment must be reported within prescribed timelines.
Yes, within the Liberalised Remittance Scheme and ODI rules.
RBI may impose penalties and require compounding.
Sometimes. It depends on pricing, sector, and transaction nature.