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Build the residency calendar
Record travel days and prior-year history. Income-tax residence, RNOR and FEMA residence require fact-specific professional review.
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Returning Telugu NRIs
The move home is a financial-status transition, not merely a relocation. Decisions made before the return date can affect accounts, reporting, currency exposure and the flexibility of a family portfolio for years.
The planning agenda
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Record travel days and prior-year history. Income-tax residence, RNOR and FEMA residence require fact-specific professional review.
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List bank and brokerage accounts, pensions, retirement plans, RSUs, insurance and property before India reporting obligations change.
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NRE, NRO and FCNR accounts may need conversion or redesignation. RFC accounts may be relevant for eligible returning residents.
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Do not convert every foreign asset to rupees merely because the family has returned. Match currencies to goals and liabilities.
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Check continuity of overseas cover, India health and term needs, nominations, wills and access instructions.
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Separate end-use property needs from investment assumptions and measure total real-estate concentration.
First meeting checklist
Continue your research
The detailed account, asset and documentation workflow.
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