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PAN Card Guide for NRIs - FAQs on NRI PAN Card - How NRIs can apply for a Pan Card in India online? Documentation and fee required to get a PAN card from the Income Tax Department of India.
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Why NRI need PAN?
Do you wish to invest in the third largest Asian market? Are you planning to have any kind of financial transaction in an economy whose GDP is close to 9%? If yes, then you need a Permanent Account Number (PAN) as per the new rules of both the Income...
What is the easiest way for a NRI to get a PAN?
The easiest way to get a Indian PAN (permanent assessment number) is to apply for the same online and make the payment through a ‘nominated’ credit card. You will get a TATKAL PAN. Another hassle-free way is to contact a PAN Assistance Broker wh...
What is the procedure to be adopted by a non-resident to acquire PAN Card?
By order of the Income Tax Department, anyone and everyone who engages in any form of financial transaction must have a Permanent Account Number (PAN). Non-residents too require PAN if they wish to engage in any financial activity. Applications for P...
Can non-residents apply for a PAN Card online?
Non-residents (Non-resident Indians, Persons of Indian Origin, Overseas Citizen of India) CAN apply for a PAN Card online. While its true that the application can only be made in Form 49A, one need not go to the IT office for the same. You can apply ...
What is the procedure for a non-resident to get PAN Cards?
We often get queries regarding the procedure for getting a PAN Card made. At the outset, we have to know that applications for PAN Card can be made only in Form 49A as provided by the Income Tax (I-T) Department. But this does not imply that one need...
How can a non-resident get a PAN Card from abroad?
Non-residents (be it Non-Resident Indians, Persons of Indian Origin, or Overseas Citizen of India) often ask the question: Can we get a PAN Card sitting here (read outside India) or can it be made only by coming to India?Well, here’s the good news ...

