NRIs can invest in mutual funds in India – as long as they adhere to the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA). Here are few steps that will smoothen your investment process: 1. Open an Account An NRI needs to open an NRE or NRO account. NRIs can invest in repatriable or non-repatriable basis using funds from the NRE or NRO accounts respectively. 2. Get KYC Done Even if an NRI has already done a complete Know Your Client process, s/he still needs to do KYC again after achieving non-resident status. Important documents required for NRI Mutual Fund investment KYC includes PAN Card, Proof of Foreign Address Residence, Passport and Cancelled Cheque of NRE/NRO Account. 3. Two Ways to Invest Once KYC is completed, an NRI can start making investments into domestic mutual funds as an NRI investor. There are two routes to do that—directly through normal banking channels o...