ITR for NRIs/ OCIs
For NRIs and OCIs with money coming only from India—Indian salary, rent, interest, dividends, or sales of Indian assets—without running a full Indian shop or trading desk here
Expert assistance for non-resident individuals (including OCIs who are non-resident for Indian tax) on Indian income only. The Income-tax Department’s ITR-4 (Sugam) FAQ states that a person who is RNOR or NRI cannot file ITR-4; non-residents therefore use ITR-2 or ITR-3. We prepare ITR-2 when you have Indian salary, rent, capital gains on Indian assets, interest, dividends, and similar heads without Indian business books, and ITR-3 when you run a business or profession in India. Partnership-firm payments in the nature of salary, interest, bonus, or commission from an Indian firm follow the same ITR-2 vs ITR-3 rules as for residents.
Inclusions
- Residential status check and choice of ITR-2 vs ITR-3 for Indian income only
- DTAA relief discussion where treaty and Form 10F/ tax-residency certificate support it
- Indian salary, pension, house property, capital gains, and other sources as applicable
- TDS credit matching with Form 26AS and AIS for Indian payers
- Deductions available to non-residents under the Act for the heads you have
Exclusions
- No Indian taxable income or Indian ITR filing obligation (purely foreign facts — confirm whether you must file in India)
- Income from business in India
- Income from profession in India
Recommended For
- NRIs/ OCIs with income from Indian sources
Not Recommended For
- NRIs/OCIs with Income from Business/ Profession
- Resident Indians with income from foreign sources
- NRIs/OCIs with Income from Trading (Intraday/F&O)
How It Works
- Share your details and upload documents
- Our expert prepares your tax return
- Review and approve your return
- We file your return and help with e-verification
- Get ITR-V after e-filing
- Post-filing support available
Documents Required
- Passport and visa or residence proof for the year
- Tax-residency certificate from your country of residence if claiming treaty benefits
- Form 16 from Indian employer (if any)
- Form 16A for Indian TDS on rent, interest, or fees
- Form 26AS and AIS downloaded from the Indian e-filing portal
- Indian bank statements and interest certificates
- Rent agreements, rent receipts, tenant details for Indian property
- Sale/purchase documents and broker statements for Indian capital assets
- Pension or annuity statements from Indian payers
- Prior Indian ITR if losses or credits are carried
Time Estimate
5-7 business days after document submission
Remarks
- If you run an Indian business or large trading books, you will usually need ITR-3 — pick the Traders plan instead of this NRI plan.
- Download AIS and Form 26AS each year; mismatch with Form 16/16A should be cleared with deductors before filing.