Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) filing with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) refers to reporting the inflow of foreign investment in an Indian company to the RBI. This reporting is mandatory for Indian companies that receive foreign investments in equity shares, compulsorily convertible preference shares or debentures, and warrants or partly-paid shares. The reporting process involves submitting the Foreign Currency and General Permission Route (FCGPR) form and certificate from a professional like Chartered accountant.

We understand that compliance with FDI regulations can be complex and time-consuming. With HVJ, businesses can rely on our expertise and experience to ensure that the FDI filing process is efficient, smooth, and compliant with all regulatory requirements.