Understand India’s new Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025. e-Arrival Cards, Su Swagatam app, FRRO rules, penalties, and compliance for expats and employers.
Looking for the right NRI account? Explore the differences between NRE, NRO & FCNR accounts, required documents, tax rules and how NRIs can manage money in India.
Understand when can expatriates be exempted from Provident Fund (PF) contributions in India. Learn about Social Security Agreements, Certificate of Coverage, and key PF compliance rules for foreign employees to ensure cost-effective and lawful assignments.
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Moving to Delhi as an expat? Explore our complete housing handbook covering neighbourhoods, rental costs, lease rules, accommodation types, safety, and tips for a smooth relocation.
A complete housing guide for expats in India—explore the best neighborhoods, short- vs long-term rentals, furnished vs serviced apartments, lease rules, hidden costs, and cultural tips. Learn how to budget smartly, avoid common pitfalls, and choose the right home for your lifestyle and stay duration.
India welcomes millions of foreign nationals every year—for business, education, leisure, and medical treatment. Whether it’s a luxury hotel, Airbnb, hospital ward, or guesthouse, the host must fulfil a legal obligation to report the foreigner’s presence to immigration authorities under the Foreigners Act, 1946 (Section 14) and the Registration of Foreigners Rules, 1992 (Rule 14). This reporting is carried out via Form C, a mandatory online submission designed to enhance security and maintain transparency—tracking foreign visitors and avoiding legal penalties and disruptions.India welcomes millions of foreign nationals every year—for business, education, leisure, and medical treatment. Whether it’s a luxury hotel, Airbnb, hospital ward, or guesthouse, the host must fulfil a legal obligation to report the foreigner’s presence to immigration authorities under the Foreigners Act, 1946 (Section 14) and the Registration of Foreigners Rules, 1992 (Rule 14). This reporting is carried out via Form C, a mandatory online submission designed to enhance security and maintain transparency—tracking foreign visitors and avoiding legal penalties and disruptions.
Explore real-world scenarios of work visa conversions in India, from Business to Employment Visas, inter-company transfers, to switching to Dependent or OCI status. Understand what’s permitted, what’s not, and how to navigate approvals, FRRO filings, and MHA conditions with expert insights from Expat Orbit.
Compare the world’s best residency-by-investment programs and learn how India’s PRS offers long-term residency tied to economic contribution.
Learn the step-by-step process to close Liaison, Branch, or Project Offices in India, including regulatory filings, tax settlements, and key compliance checkpoints. Explore how the Employer of Record (EOR) model can help retain local teams post-closure without maintaining a legal entity.
Form C compliance guide for manufacturing companies in India hosting foreign nationals. Stay FRRO-compliant with key rules and filing steps.
Foreign founders in India often overlook Form C compliance when using co-living or serviced apartments. Learn why timely Form C filing is critical, what startups must do to avoid immigration risks, and how to ensure smooth FRRO processes for your international team.
Discover the permitted and prohibited activities for foreign companies’ representative offices in India. Learn about compliance requirements, regulatory guidelines, and best practices to ensure your liaison office operates within legal boundaries.
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Explore the annual compliance obligations for foreign companies operating liaison offices in India. Understand key filings like the Annual Activity Certificate (AAC), Form 49C, income tax returns, and ROC submissions to ensure regulatory adherence and avoid penalties.
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Manufacturing companies in India often overlook FRRO compliance for foreign technical experts on cross-plant assignments. Learn how to manage visa stays, Form C filing, and immigration tracking to avoid disruptions, fines, and project delays.
Foreign founders in India often overlook FRRO compliance, risking visa issues, penalties, and business disruption. Learn key immigration requirements, common mistakes, and proactive steps to stay compliant.
Thinking of entering the Indian market? Discover why an Employer of Record (EOR) offers a faster, more flexible, and cost-effective alternative to a liaison office. This article breaks down the key differences to help you make an informed decision.
Liaison office compliance in India involves detailed regulatory obligations under FEMA, the Companies Act, Income Tax, and GST laws. This guide outlines all key filings, timelines, and legal requirements foreign companies must follow when operating a Liaison Office. Also explore how Employer of Record (EOR) services can simplify market entry and reduce compliance burden.
Understand the tax implications of liaison offices in India—learn what activities are permissible, when an LO may be taxed as a Permanent Establishment (PE), and how judicial rulings and RBI approvals affect compliance. Explore EOR as a smart alternative.
Explore Immigration in India in 2025—visa categories, common violations, and key reforms from the new Immigration Bill for expats and global mobility leaders.
