prava.way2wealth

Trusted Expertise.
Tailored Strategies.

Transparent Partnerships.


Property Management & Transactions

We are India’s leading wealth management firm catering to the needs of global Indians. Backed by the Shriram Group, Way2Wealth Prava brings a tradition of excellence and deep understanding of wealth creation, preservation, and growth.

Our name, derived from ‘Pravasi Bharatiya’ – the Indian word for NRIs and OCIs, reflects our commitment to keeping global Indians such as yourself at the center of all we do. Our team of seasoned professionals and reliable partners are always there to guide you through the complexities of the Indian financial landscape, ensuring your wealth flourishes while you pursue your ambitions and dreams abroad.

Our Services

Wealth Management

Personalized strategies and investment guidance to navigate wealth creation, preservation, and growth.

Financial-Success

Our offerings

Mutual Funds

Fixed Income Products

Broking

Portfolio Management

Insurance

Alternate Investment Funds (AIF)

REITS (Real Estate Investment Trusts)

Real Estate

Retirement Planning

Our approach

Wealth Management
wealth-management

Our process

Investment Process

We start by understanding your investment goals, risk tolerance and financial circumstances to build a solid foundation for your portfolio.

Focus on Asset Allocation

Tailored to fit your specific needs, our asset allocation strategy considers your risk appetite, liquidity needs, and investment horizon.

Tactical Decisions

We adapt to market changes with tactical asset allocations based on our analysis of economic trends and capital markets, aiming to capitalize on opportunities.

Monitoring

Our commitment includes ongoing portfolio reviews and adjustments in response to market events or significant financial changes, ensuring alignment with your goals.

Tax Assistance*

Tailored solutions to address tax-related concerns and expert guidance in navigating complex tax regulations.

tax-assistance

Our offerings

Tax Planning, Advisory, and Compliance

Banking Compliance

Succession Planning

Our approach

Holistic understanding of client background and outcome required

Compliance and Regulatory Research

  • Study of legal and other regulations applicable
  • Putting together a feasible plan

Coordination with local expertise for optimal solutions

  • Local experts for last mile delivery (in India)
  • Client’s advisors/professionals (in home country), for any information requirements/discussions

Our process

We follow a standard process, designed to deliver customized solutions that maximize your financial potential.

Tax Assistance

The need

The solution

The benefits

Succession Planning

The need

The solution

The benefits

Real Estate*

Comprehensive solutions for NRI investors, offering end-to-end support for property acquisitions, sales, and management.

real-estate

Our offerings

Property Buying (Flats/Plots/Bungalows/Others)

Portfolio Advisory

Property Selling (Flats/Plots/Bungalows/Others)

Property Valuation

Tenant Management

Property Maintenance and Compliance Management

Our approach

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real-estate

Our process

Initial Consultation

We begin by thoroughly understanding your real estate objectives through detailed discussions, followed by comprehensive analysis to provide tailored solutions for your property needs

Partner Coordination

Our experienced channel partners align with you to implement both online and offline marketing strategies.

Deal Facilitation

We handhold and oversee negotiations, documentation, and finalization of  property transactions.

Legal and 
Compliance Navigation

We manage legal formalities, including obtaining necessary certificates from relevant authorities and assisting with the coordination of banking formalities to ensure completion of transactions

*Real Estate and Tax Assistance services are offered through our partners

Case Studies

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Our Core Values

Trusted Experience

Leveraging extensive expertise to provide dependable and effective financial solutions

Client-centric Approach

Focusing on each client's unique needs and objectives to deliver tailored strategies

Comprehensive Solutions

Offering a spectrum of services to cover all facets of financial planning and management

Transparency and Integrity

Maintaining the highest standards of honesty and clarity in all interactions and services

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Real Stories, Real Impact

Explore the stories of transformation and achievement shared by our valued clients

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    General
    Investments
    Tax Assistance
    Real Estate

     A non-resident Indian is an individual who is not a resident of India for tax purposes. A person is deemed to be an NRI if they spend less than 182 days in India during a fiscal year, or less than 60 days in India during a fiscal year and less than 365 days in India for the four fiscal years prior to that fiscal year. 

    In case of an Indian citizen or person of Indian origin, the 60 days shall be substituted with 120 days, if their income in India exceeds Rs. 15 lakhs in the fiscal year.

    A Person of Indian Origin (PIO) is someone who is not a citizen of Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, China, Iran, Nepal, or Bhutan, and who:

    • Has held an Indian passport at any time, or
    • Is a descendant of a person who was an Indian citizen by virtue of the Constitution of India or the Citizenship Act, 1955, or
    • Is a spouse of an Indian citizen or a PIO.

    Investment regulations for PIOs are similar to those for NRIs (Non-Resident Indians).

    An Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) is a person of Indian origin who is a citizen of another country, but who is eligible for certain benefits in India, such as multiple-entry, multi-purpose lifelong visas to visit India. 

    OCIs enjoy several benefits, including exemption from reporting to the police for any length of stay in India and parity with NRIs in financial, economic, and educational fields except for the acquisition of agricultural or plantation properties.

    If an NRI returns to India and becomes a resident per FEMA (Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999), they need to inform their designated bank branch and the Depository Participant (DP). They must convert their NRI accounts to resident accounts and update their residency status in all investment records. 

    It is important to note that FEMA and Income Tax Act have different criteria for residency in India. Becoming a resident Indian per Income Tax Act may also subject them to Indian taxes on their global income. 

    An NRI can continue to hold and operate their assets abroad even after becoming a resident.

    NRIs and PIO cardholders with Electronic Multiple Entry (EME) visas can invest in Indian stocks, mutual funds, and debentures through various channels:

    • Direct Investment: They can purchase stocks and debentures directly through the Portfolio Investment Scheme (PIS). Mutual funds can be purchased directly from Asset Management Companies (AMCs) or online platforms.
    • Demat Account (Optional for Mutual Funds): NRIs need to open a demat account with a Depository Participant (DP) in India if they are investing in stocks or debentures. Mutual funds typically don’t require a demat account.
    • Bank Account: They must have an NRE (Non-Resident External) or NRO (Non-Resident Ordinary) account in India to manage the funds.
    • Brokerage Account (Optional): They can use the services of SEBI-registered brokers to execute trades on their behalf (especially for stocks and debentures).

    The Portfolio Investment Scheme (PIS) allows NRIs to invest in shares and convertible debentures of Indian companies on a recognized stock exchange. This scheme is governed by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and is designed to facilitate NRI investments in the Indian equity market. Under PIS, NRIs can buy or sell shares and convertible debentures through designated bank branches.

    Yes, NRIs/PIOs can buy or sell shares and convertible debentures of Indian companies under the PIS. They must do this through a designated branch of an authorized dealer bank and route all transactions through this branch. The transactions must comply with RBI regulations regarding the ceiling on investments and other guidelines. NRIs can repatriate the sale proceeds and capital gains under the PIS scheme, subject to relevant regulations.

    A designated branch is a specific branch of a bank authorized by the RBI to handle transactions under the PIS for NRIs. NRIs must route all their investment transactions through this branch to ensure regulatory compliance and streamlined processing.

    Tax Compliance and Planning

    If an NRI’s total income in India exceeds the basic exemption limit, they must file income tax returns in India. The exemption limit currently is Rs. 2.5 lakh for all NRIs, irrespective of age and gender.

    NRIs are generally liable to pay tax in India on income earned or accrued in India, such as salary, rent, capital gains, and interest. 

    However, certain types of income, such as income from agriculture or specified investments like tax-free bonds issued by the Indian government, may be exempt from tax for NRIs.

    To file an NRI tax return, you need your passport or some other identification proving your residential status in the home country, PAN card for tax identification in India, bank statements, proof of income like salary slips or rental income, TDS certificates (Form 16A), investment proofs, and capital gains details. 

    Interest earned on NRE accounts is tax-free, while interest on NRO accounts is taxable.

    Short-term capital gains on listed equity investments are taxed at 20% (on par with resident Indians), and long-term gains on the same over Rs. 1.25 lakhs are taxed at a special rate of 12.5%. Capital gains on debt mutual funds are taxed at the applicable slab rates. Dividends and rental income are taxable as per applicable slab rates.

    NRIs can claim relief under the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA). However, the benefits and requirements will vary depending on the DTAA agreement with the source country.

    Property Management and Transactions

    NRIs can manage their property in India from abroad through various means:

    • Property Management Services: Hiring a property management company to handle maintenance, tenant management, and other tasks.
    • Power of Attorney (PoA): Assigning a trusted individual with PoA to manage property transactions and legal matters on their behalf.
    • Online Portals: Utilizing online property management and real estate portals for monitoring and managing property-related activities.

    Yes, NRIs are allowed to acquire commercial properties in India. There are no specific restrictions on the number of commercial properties an NRI can buy. However, they must comply with the regulations outlined in the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA).

    Yes, NRIs and PIOs can invest in real estate in India. They can purchase residential and commercial properties without any restrictions on the number of properties. However, they cannot buy agricultural land, plantation property, or farmhouses.

    The RBI guidelines for NRI investments in real estate include:

    • NRIs can purchase residential and commercial properties without any specific approvals.
    • They cannot buy agricultural land, plantation property, or farmhouses.
    • Payments for property purchases must be made through inward remittances or funds from their NRE/NRO/FCNR(B) accounts.
    • NRIs can repatriate the proceeds from the sale of immovable property under certain conditions.