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Corporate Tax in India

The corporate tax in India is levied on the taxpayer’s worldwide income in case of residents and only on Indian-source income for non-residents. The corporate tax rate in India is 30% (without surcharge) for domestic companies, with a different rate applicable in case of foreign companies. In this article, our team of lawyers in India answers…

Buy a Property in India

Foreign nationals who intend to buy property in India are strongly advised to seek the assistance offered by a local law firm in India, such as our team of real estate experts. Our English-speaking team will be able to guide you throughout the process which involves several steps and, in some cases, requires…

Citizenship of India by Descent

The Citizenship Act allows an individual to apply for citizenship of India by descent, along with the option to become a citizen at birth or through register or naturalization. When a citizen of another state wishes to apply for the option to acquire citizenship based on heritage, he or she will…

Move to India from Canada

The decision to relocate to a new country is an important one that takes place according to the immigration rules valid in the country of interest. In order to move to India from Canada, foreign nationals are asked to apply for and obtain a visa that will suit their long-term stay…

Move to India from UK

British citizens who intend to move to India from UK will need to apply for a long-term visa. Living in India will include not only obtaining the right type of visa, but also subsequent changes for securing healthcare, accommodation, or issues regarding one’s driver’s license. Working with our team of immigration lawyers in…

Types of Visas in India

The types of visas in India allow foreign nationals to enter the country for various purposes and for different periods. Single and multiple-entry visas are available and some of these, depending on their type, can be further extended in the country. Before coming to the country for business or employment purposes, among…

Branch vs. Subsidiary in India

Both the branch and the subsidiary are ways in which a foreign company can enter the Indian market, however, investors are encouraged to carefully evaluate their characteristics before making their choice. Commencing the operations under a subsidiary may seem more straightforward, although the branch is the one that is traditionally…

Indian Citizenship by Investment

Obtaining Indian citizenship by investment is possible through a special scheme that allows the applicant to gain permanent residency status and, later on, apply for Indian citizenship. The permanent residency status scheme allows foreign investors to obtain a multiple entry visa once they make an approved minimum investment that is valid for…

Obtain Indian Nationality

When it comes to obtaining citizenship in India you should know that there are four main ways to become a citizen of this country. Each one with different requirements and eligibility conditions. The legal framework for Indian nationality is set out in The Citizenship Act of 1995, which was last amended in…

Immigrate to India

As a general rule, citizens of countries that have a good relationship with India can stay in the country for 180 days without further formalities, but if you intend to immigrate to India, you will need to register with one of the Regional Foreigners Registration Offices before completing 14 days of…