Procedure to buy LIC policy for NRIs, FNIOs & PIOs
Procedure:
NRIs are allowed insurance on their visit to India where all the formalities are completed during their stay in India in such cases they would be treated at par with Indian lives to allow life insurance.
When Not in India: Mail order business (MOB) The minimum sum assured allowed would be 10 lacs and the maximum would depend on the condition of insurability however under mail order business, the maximum sum assured would be limited to Rs 3 Crores only.
NRI may obtain life insurance coverage under Non-Medical(Special) Subject to certain restriction
The proposer should be employed in a government or reputed commercial firm or should be a professional such as a Doctor, Charted accountant, Teacher, Lawyer, Accountant, Engineer, etc.
Maximum age entry is 50yrs
Plans with high-risk cover and term riders are not allowed
Exception: Proposals of NRI, FNIOs with Valid OCI cards living in Group V countries under NMP & NMS scheme based on VMER under Mail Order Business.
Kind of NRI Accounts
NRO Account
Non-Resident Ordinary Account
NRO accounts may be opened/maintained in the form of Savings, recurring, or fixed deposit accounts.
These are rupee accounts opened to deposit income earned in India
These accounts can be held jointly with NRI / resident Indians
Repatriation: The NRO account is repatriable within certain limits
NRO account and credit balance are subject to respective income tax brackets and are also subject to applicable wealth and gift tax
Funds generated in India: Only allowed in NRO account
NRO account can be held jointly with NRI as well as resident Indian jointly as per sec 6 of companies act 1956
NRE Account
Non-Resident External Account
NRO accounts may be opened/maintained in the form of Savings, current, recurring, or fixed deposit accounts.
NRE accounts are opened for the purpose of depositing income earned overseas
The funds held in these accounts can be remitted back overseas freely subject to the terms and conditions of the resident country.
Repatriation: The NRE account is freely repatriable
NRE account is tax-free (No income tax, wealth tax & gift tax) in India
Funds generated in India: Not allowed to deposit in NRE account (be it salary, rent, dividend)
NRE account can be held jointly with another NRI but not with a resident Indian as per sec 6 of Companies Act 1956
1. Eligibility Conditions :
Groups
Few Names of Countries…
Group 1
Afghanistan, Iran, Palestine, Burundi, Iraq, Somalia, Chad, Israel – West Bank, Gaza, Jerusalem, Sudan, Chechen Republic, Liberia, Western Sahara, Democratic Republic of the Conao (Zaire), North Korea, Yemen, Haiti, Pakistan, Zimbabwe
Algeria, Namibia, Botswana, Combodia, South Africa..
Group 5
UAE, USA, UK, Canada, Germany, Australia..
The Detailed list of countries are given at the bottom of the page (Group wise)
Documents Required
Full attested copy of passport
Proof of Residence in foreign country
Indian Address Proof
Visa Copy/Visa Status
3 Yrs income proof (ITR or CA certificate)
Employment Contract-Appointment Letter
Salary Slip of Last 6 months
Bank Statement of last 6 months showing Salary Credit
PAN or Form 60
NRI Questionaire
Payment Details & Bank Account Details
Annexures, Proposals & Medical Forms etc
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Why one should buy LIC Policies?
LIC is a the best life insurance company in India, and its policies have best features, highest bonus rates, best death claim ratio, It is no.1 trusted brand in India for many years. Its traditional policies are backed by the sovereign guarantee of the Central government. LIC’s Sovereign Guarantee enhance financial stability and trust in LIC Policies.
What is “sovereign guarantee” of LIC?
A sovereign guarantee is a promise or assurance provided by a central government, to back the financial obligations or liabilities of a government-owned entity or a state-owned enterprise. In the context of LIC, it means that the Indian government stands behind LIC to fulfill its financial obligations. That in case of any bankruptcy, Central govt will be responsible for the people’s money. LIC of India is the safest financial institution in India even more safer than your bank.