Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in India is regulated by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) under FEMA guidelines. While receiving foreign investment is straightforward in principle, the compliance requirements post-investment are strict and time-bound.
Many businesses miss critical filings such as FC-GPR, FC-TRS, or annual returns—leading to penalties, compounding proceedings, or future funding complications. Even minor delays or incorrect reporting can have significant regulatory consequences.
We ensure accurate and timely FDI filings with RBI, helping you stay fully compliant while avoiding penalties and maintaining a clean regulatory track record.
FAQs on FDI Filing with RBI
What is FC-GPR filing?
FC-GPR is a form filed with RBI to report allotment of shares to foreign investors.
What is FC-TRS?
It is used to report transfer of shares between resident and non-resident entities.
Is FLA return mandatory?
Yes, companies with foreign investment must file FLA return annually.
What happens if filings are delayed?
Delays can lead to penalties and may require compounding with RBI.
Can past non-compliance be corrected?
Yes, through late filing or compounding procedures depending on the case.