Shares issued to a non-resident
FEMA Compliance
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FDI Reporting · Forms · Due Dates – everything you need to know about FEMA Compliance.
When FEMA Reporting Applies
between a resident and a non-resident
by an Indian entity (ODI)
from abroad
as on 31 March
Key Forms & Due Dates RBI FIRMS / FLAIR
| Form | Due Date |
|---|---|
| FC-GPR (shares issued to non-resident) | Within 30 days of allotment |
| FC-TRS (resident ↔ non-resident transfer) | Within 60 days of transfer |
| FLA return (foreign assets & liabilities) | By 15 July annually (FLAIR portal) |
| APR (overseas investment) | By 31 December |
| Allotment of shares | Within 60 days of receiving the funds, else refund in 15 days |
Valuation matters: FDI and cross-border transfers must follow RBI pricing rules, certified by a CA / SEBI-registered merchant banker. Late filing attracts a Late Submission Fee — ₹7,500 flat for FLA/APR; ₹7,500 + (0.025% × amount × years) for FC-GPR / FC-TRS / ECB, capped at 100%.
What Goes Wrong Without Compliance
Every late FDI form attracts an LSF that grows with the amount and delay.
Serious or unregularised defaults go to compounding — penalty up to 3x the amount.
AD banks hold future filings until past defaults are regularised.
Valuation, resolutions and acknowledgements must be retained 5 years.
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