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Do Not Invest In India ! Is It The Right Decision For NRIs ? Every NRI Must Watch

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I am watching this video after 1 year All of his forecasts became wrong
Comment from : @visaparthi

Every NRI need not be a non citizen of India He or she may be an NRI, but still not accepted citizenship of the forigen country which means he/she is still a citizen of India, since India does not support dual citizenship So my question now, should such an NRI file IT Returns?
Comment from : @naughtypoo

12 months from the time video was posted India decided to not dedollarize and rupee is being devalued again like the last 75 yrs Terrible run away and run away from India investment
Comment from : @rnskfamily7672

This video is completely misleading Rupee has fallen by 125 in last month and continues to fall No one is going to accept rupees for oil except russia because they have no option brEven residents want to move their money abroad but they can't move and just watch their money turn into paper
Comment from : @skmishra91

Yes all this is true The real practicality is the huge level of corruption and inability of the ordinary citizen be it an NRI or a resident of India to get work done without bribes Indian govermnet needs to address this issue as one of the major deterrents forinvestment Yes a population of 14 billion cam generate a huge investment But to be called a global economy ,you need to have a non corrupt system
Comment from : @sunil5394

Nice and very useful vedio sir
Comment from : @BHARATPATEL-hd4rm

Why the hell u guys consider US as for NRIbrDon't u see gulf countries 😏
Comment from : @FaizanMulla

If all this is true, why there is influx of youngsters from india to usa as well as other countries
Comment from : @Ikam215

Don’t invest in india at all Keep in gold and USD Indian system is most corrupted They will give you hard time to get your own money
Comment from : @miteshpatel5409

I am from Bharat and I will continue to invest in Bharat! No matter whatever the opinions from experts! There are both winners and losers - need to be street smart and don't take everything for granted You will be ok in Bharat! Jai Hind 🙏🙏
Comment from : @thirudoddi8485

Do not invest in India because criminals are more and law and order supporting them and not the victim
Comment from : @mganeshk10

The problem is:- India only makes plans on papers, 'no real action' There is not solid proof to believe on India's growth in terms of economy and gaining value against USD In my opnion do not invest in India rupee Only property is the good option but property rates are increasing in other countries as well Avoid corrupt system Invest safe
Comment from : @JeeveshKumar

NRI, OCI AND PIO INVESTMENT IN INDIAbrA total loss, the connivance between, police, lawyers and the courts would irreparably destroy NRI
Comment from : @rameshmishra9048

Never ever It's easy to invest and so tough to take your money back
Comment from : @kavitajain9987

I think we should not invest more than 10-20 of our portfolio in indiaInvesting through the ETF from the country you are residing is a better option than investing in indian stock market directly imo
Comment from : @avneetkang1

As an NRI i will say that save all money in India but dont invest
Comment from : @InfoCentre4U

Unless usa removes the draconian PFIC law in IRS - us canadian uk and australian NRI s investing in india is very difficult brFor alll other countries investment in india is attractive if u invest in Equity through mutual funds Investing into real estate property is risky for any NRI They cannot take back their money to host countries
Comment from : @Tamilnaduspeaks

Excellent insights! My 2-cents: Instead of shares, buy gold (jewelry, not bars) when you visit Bharat That also is a good investment in India, and good returns for you Do you agree?
Comment from : @adarshguptak

Watching this after 1 year and shocked to say, you were spot on 💯 percent correct predictionbrPlease give a succeeding video for the Predictions now
Comment from : @betteraura

Tax in India for NRI investors are very high
Comment from : @orurasathinu5064

I was resident in India and recently moved to UK due to opportunities,,, I have some equity stocks and mutual funds, should I have to hold or sell it ????brbrbrCan anyone please guide
Comment from : @praveenkumarpk6855

No matter how much you sell, i am not going to invest in india, simple bcos 1 Ground reality is that w/o bribe no easy way to get things done or money out of india 2 Changing FEMA , tax rules make it harder to manage investments in india 3 Risk outweigh rewards comparing to investing in west 4 Dont see my kids will ever go back to live there even if it becomes shenghai brbrI like your videos though, very informative❤
Comment from : @saha3179

Äh the Titel is mother f u c k e r style brDo you need that?
Comment from : @harounsamadi2527

NRI MUST READ, FILE 2343 of 2023, High Court of Allahabad, UPbrPadia j was bribed by my impotent, unsound mind younger brother to render 8 erroneous decisions to steal my property, in the Prayagraj, my brother is refusing cross examination on his forged affidavits and also refusing the examination by the handwriting experts from the Lucknow Investment in India is risky for NRI, who are mistreated and murdered
Comment from : @rameshmishra9048

You are political commentator not financial
Comment from : @BCDAist

You are a political commentator donot call yourself financial commentator
Comment from : @BCDAist

Are you a financial commentator ?
Comment from : @BCDAist

please don't invest in india I am one of the looser more than core
Comment from : @thomaschuzhukunnil7561

The speaker sounds like an RSS spokesperson
Comment from : @drsangrampatil

Very nice to hear all good things and that's only just one side of the story The other side looks terrible!
Comment from : @mathewsebastian-h6n

What’s the point of investing in India, when we have no plans of going back Plus the bureaucracy and corruption Also the return on investment (ROI) is very poor between 4 and 5 and not taking into account the increasing inflation
Comment from : @aqiluk

Good joke sir
Comment from : @tapk1995

Useless advise
Comment from : @mvidyashankar612

Pls share contact details
Comment from : @rajendradharmadhikari5672

So are all the investors in India fools? just another video to get viewership People who invest even little money in India retire early! Dont believe this video
Comment from : @krishtitans

Rupee will be stable and may even appreciate against $? What nonsense is this? Even when US has printed trillions of $ in the last 4 years post covid still rupee hasn't appreciated or even stable This is purely a fanatic argument Very far fetched optimistic and unrealistic view points
Comment from : @vking4535

For prospective investors big or small thinking of investing in India y’all better effing think twice or thrice before putting there 9 out of every 10 effing regretted their decision to invest in India
Comment from : @simhaleo8973

Every asset in India has depreciated in Dollar terms and barely broken even in Gold terms Stocks are at same levels as in 1991 in Gold terms (In Dollar terms only 40 gain since 2008) Real estate is appreciating at 1-2 CAGR in Dollar terms and has collapsed in Gold termsbrYou could just buy Gold and not have any headache of India, or if you want more returns just buy Bitcoin - ease to move with across nation states, with beggar Indian government unable to part you from your wealthbrOnly fools are investing in India now
Comment from : @rishabdhar6900

bloody man by invested in india i made money 15 times in 17years what is the f apreciation in us just double for whom for you are working you anti national
Comment from : @bobbyyeswanth9845

Sir, why you sounds so boring brMake your vedio with energetic and enthusiasm ki sunne wale ko intrest aaye neend nai
Comment from : @vaishalivir1738

The person’s remarks are driven politically! He has praised the government in some of his other videos brHe posted this video a year ago and said INR will start to appreciate But from July 2023 to July 2024, the USD to INR has gone from 82 to 835
Comment from : @bigscene100

Indian systems are corrupt as heck That’s my biggest fear
Comment from : @GidzPaul

Folks this is a classic example of theoretical knowledge vs practical knowledge On paper India can be made to look like an exciting place to invest, but ALL of us(specially NRIs) know the truth in our bones that India is a black hole of corruption that you should stay light years away from Isn't that exactly the reason why we chose to "escape" from India in the first place ?
Comment from : @aakashjunooni

Its very difficult to take out money from India to foreign country vs the reverse So dont fall for his words He thinks he is a guru but he is not
Comment from : @biplabsnh09

Very good information 2045 india is No 1 world economy foundation putting last 10 yesrs its grest heven to invest grow at sky high
Comment from : @prakashrm7854

He is saying only advantages what about disadvantages😂😂😂😂😂
Comment from : @hemanthhemanth9792

Good video, but not happening Too much corruption at all levels
Comment from : @bluffmasterhara

Not every country is using Rupee to trade Quite a months back Russia refused to trade in rupee simply because they don't import much from India than they export to India Dealing in rupee will end up in their reserve, hence not the ideal way for them to make tradebrChanging 60-70 years of USD trade system will take many decades to make it a "legacy system" as it is the only single currency used worldwide for trading easilybrIf we(India) don't export much than they import, they will be in trade deficit and rupee will continuously lose its value Why would any country need rupee when they can't spend it?brbrIt is still a long way for Rupee to travel
Comment from : @RavinderSingh-zx3ho

People who are not investing in India may realize their mistake in the next decade Considering the geopolitical changes happening across the world, India might be the only country with minimal impact As a result, we can expect people to return to India for investment opportunities If you don't have any investments in India currently, you might need to start from scratch
Comment from : @rajeshkonkalil4416

My dear do not make outright fool of all Russia with Tennessee of Rupees had stopped giving oil stating what the he'll will they with these rupees as no other country is taking those US has worlds largest reserves of oil and gas and high grade technology India has very poor quality products and not competitive so who would buy when others can give better ones and cheaper
Comment from : @vijaymalhotra6612

As a Non-Resident Indian (NRI), dealing with India's bureaucratic maze and corruption risks can be a major impediment to successfully investing or doing business in the countrybrbrBureaucratic Obstacles:brIndia's complex regulatory environment and inefficient administrative processes often create significant hurdles for NRIs Obtaining permits, licenses, and approvals can involve lengthy delays, extensive paperwork, and frustrating bureaucratic red tapebrbrCorruption Concerns:brThe potential for corruption within India's bureaucracy is a serious concern for many NRIs Bribery, nepotism, and opaque decision-making processes can undermine the fairness of business dealings and add substantial costsbrbrStrategies for Success:brTo navigate these challenges, NRIs must be prepared to invest time, resources, and sometimes personal connections Engaging local experts, building relationships with relevant authorities, and maintaining persistence are often key to overcoming bureaucratic and corruption-related obstaclesbrbrAnticipating Risks and Mitigating Them:brNRIs should carefully research and assess the corruption and bureaucratic risks associated with specific investments or business ventures in India Implementing robust compliance and oversight measures, as well as securing appropriate legal and advisory support, can help mitigate these risksbrbrWhile India's bureaucracy and corruption present significant challenges, they are not insurmountable By adopting a strategic and proactive approach, NRIs can navigate these obstacles
Comment from : @balbhatt

There are also risks to keep in mind Political and economic instability, currency fluctuations, and regulatory changes can impact returns NRIs must also navigate complex tax rules and potential challenges with repatriating fundsbrbrUltimately, the decision to invest in India requires a thorough assessment of one's financial goals, risk appetite, and the specific investment opportunities available Rather than making blanket statements, NRIs should consult with financial advisors to determine the most appropriate investment strategy for their unique circumstancesbrbrThe key is to approach India investments with eyes wide open - understanding both the potential upsides and downsides With the right research and planning, NRI investments can be a valuable part of a diverse portfolio
Comment from : @balbhatt

Issue is it is not very easy to move money from out of India Also constant KYI requests makes it difficult for NRI
Comment from : @SachinBhatt-pq1fj

No matter how tempting! Never fall for it unless one is going to settle back in india! Believe me, the headache keeping up to ever changing govt regulations is simply not worth it!
Comment from : @citizenjosie714

I fear investing in India because of how the Govt used institutions like #ED, #CBI and #IT The way #ED had extorted money from common public by implanting fear of punishing them even though no crimes committed, keeps me investing from India
Comment from : @ippadikkutamilcinema

When country is being ruled by uneducated leaders with huge corruption in the system why should NRIs invest in India Moreover rupee is vulnerable and the huge National Debt is getting worseand Inflation is destroying purchasing power of the currency
Comment from : @trends2morrow107

Excellent analysis 👍
Comment from : @susantalahiry7502

1 year later rupee is 83 to the dollarbrRussia doesnt know what to do with the rupee for the oil they sold to IndiabrExtremely high taxes and procedures is reducing FDI and starting new factoriesbrCompanies prefering smaller countries like Vietnam, to invest in as they are much wasier to work with
Comment from : @warthog123

Sir your not visible for consulting
Comment from : @rcdalai2497

Jab tak judiciary thik nahi hoti koi kabja kar leta haiachchi economy ke liye achchi justice chahiye jo time bound ho
Comment from : @MrsSaritaChaturvedi

Dear NRI Money Clinic team, brbrPlease make an informative video on NRI - Multi currency accounts options available in GIFT CITY and how NRI's can invest in Indian and US markets from GIFT CITY way This will be very helpful
Comment from : @vsumeetnair1105

Like I say Tumhara Bharat mahan
Comment from : @Sam-bb2jl

Why don’t you talk about India’s per capita income India is one of the most corrupt countries in the world Have you visited Shanghai, China India will take 40 years to just catchup to China Nehru & Indira Gandhi destroyed the country
Comment from : @throwaway395

Most corrupt country NRI earnings are taxed @ 33 Refund is almost impossible, with some or other excuse Own money want to take to USA You have to get it certified by a corrupt CA, Fee 8 of amount to be taken Never keep financial interest with India
Comment from : @arunbhattacharya4079

India is still filled with corrupt politicians and corrupt officials Its a headache !!
Comment from : @sunieel408015

It's simple, you are an NRI because you made no money in India & got screwed by everyone therebrSo why do you think your PHOREN money is going to be safe thare?
Comment from : @fastfalcon5600

Hi sir, how can i contact with u
Comment from : @zameeruddinshaik3446

US NRI investing in mutual fund in India
Comment from : @PiyushPatel-cx8dg

Hello Sir I have a question What is the difference between investing in India directly via Indian fund houses and by investing in a US exchange listed ETF that invests in India
Comment from : @nischalsehrawat2130

i doubt very much what is being said india is heavily taxed, and highly inflationary it is not competitive in manufactured exports so the result will be a gradual depreciation of the INR
Comment from : @MrMostNicee

Thank very much for your honest opinion, I am NRI living in USA Before Covid-19, I had sold out my two bed room apartment in India While transaction was taking place and ready to transfer money from India to USA, two intelligent idiots approached me in the bank to invest money in India for better return Thank God I did not liston them Have a bank account in India is the pain in the neck I had NRE and NRO accounts, in Bank of Baroda If you are doing any transaction, you have to submit KYC to active your accounts I never understand why Banking Roles and Regulations are so complicated in India compare to USA In fact, the buyer had asked me to accept 75,000 rupees in cash to save taxes and stamps, but I refused to do so Once again, thank very much for honest opinion Have a nice day
Comment from : @ashwinikumar8797

Recently, visited Punjab to sell couple of residential plots OMG, without bribe u can't get done anything at all
Comment from : @sharmamadan65

Socio politocal makes india not a good invesmtment ppl will realize tbis very soonbr pollution, corruption , greed india story is done
Comment from : @stcreport8838

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Comment from : @VinodKumar-ic6qd

Youg have to finish video in 5-6minutes
Comment from : @SKMT-i8c

How much investment in rupees one can make in India to avoid tax in USA
Comment from : @shubhadamategaonkar5490

Invest in India only if you have a plan to going back to India
Comment from : @Dinosaurtv2015

my simple suggestion - dont invest anything more than 1 crore in INDIA - if you are a working NRItry to Buy more than 1 properties in slight outskirts for better returns
Comment from : @vive928