Remittance considerations
Funding a U.S. investment from India.
Remittance and banking requirements must be followed after the investment route and specific offering are confirmed. Aasthi does not guarantee that any remittance will be accepted.
Money-flow diagram
The intended path for funds from India to the U.S. property, and back. Tap any box for detail.
INR bank account
India
Authorised dealer bank
Handles remittance
USD
Currency conversion
Issuer account
U.S.
Property LLC
Holds the property
Subject to offering documents, taxes and applicable rules
INR bank account
India
Authorised dealer bank
Handles remittance
USD
Currency conversion
Issuer account
U.S.
Property LLC
Holds the property
Back to investor
Subject to offering documents, taxes and applicable rules
Specific LRS/FEMA instructions are under review. No limits or figures are shown here. Verify current requirements with your bank and a qualified advisor.
Illustrative. Actual structure is defined in each offering's documents.
Permitted routes
Indian residents may use permitted remittance frameworks (such as the Liberalised Remittance Scheme) subject to annual limits and conditions. Eligibility depends on individual circumstances and prevailing regulations.
Banking requirements
Your bank will require documentation and may apply its own checks. The process and timeline depend on the bank and the applicable regulatory framework.
After confirmation
Remittance should only be initiated after the investment route and specific offering are confirmed. Do not remit funds based on preliminary interest alone.
No guarantee of acceptance
Aasthi does not promise that every Indian resident can invest, that a remittance will be accepted, or that it handles all paperwork. These depend on the offering, the bank, and applicable regulations.
This information is educational only and not legal, tax, or financial advice. Remittance rules change — verify current requirements with your bank and a qualified advisor before acting. Last reviewed: October 2026.