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Requirement

  • For any transaction in secondary market on repatriable basis, you will require an NRE Savings Account with ICICI Bank .
  • For any transaction in secondary market on non-repatriable basis, you will require an NRO Savings Account with ICICI Bank.
  • Submit PIS application form in prescribed format for designating the Savings Account as PIS Account on repatriation/non-repatriation basis.

Send the completed document/s to:

To,
The Manager,
ICICI Bank Limited,
Portfolio Investment Services Cell
215, Free Press House
Nariman Point Branch,
Mumbai, Maharashtra
India - 400 021.

E-mail: pins@icicibank.com

PIS FAQ's 

Portfolio Investment Scheme (PIS) is a scheme of Reserve Bank of India defined in Schedule 3 of Foreign Exchange Management Act 2000. As per the scheme the NRIs and OCBs can purchase and sell shares and convertible debentures of Indian Companies on a recognised stock exchange by routing such purchase/sale transactions through their account with a Designated Bank Branch. (With effect from 29/11/2001 RBI has restricted OCBs from making fresh purchases. They can however continue their existing holdings or sell off the same).

The repatriation of the sale proceeds are allowed if the original purchase was made on repatriation basis and the sources of investment were from NRE/FCNR account or by means of remittance from abroad. If the original purchase was made from NRO a/c then the sale proceeds are not repatriable.

Yes. Investment can be made on repatriation as well as non-repatriation basis. However, the investor will have to open NRE account as well as NRO account with the Designated Bank. The sale proceeds of non-repatriable investment can be collected in NRO A/c only.