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Yogesh Garbyal

Yogesh brings close to 14 years of hands-on experience in digital platforms, with direct, first-hand exposure to how money and credit move across borders. On the client side at American Express, he worked on foreign exchange and international payments spanning the US, UK, Australia, and Singapore, seeing up close the friction NRIs face when moving funds. At fintech firm Zolve, he worked on credit solutions built specifically for Indians relocating abroad. Yogesh writes for NoBroker's NRI Services to bring this real-world, cross-border perspective to readers navigating property and finance decisions from overseas.

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KYC for NRIs in India: Who Needs It, Required Documents & How to Complete the Process

For any Non-Resident Indian (NRI) looking to open a bank account, invest, or manage property in India, completing the KYC for NRI process is the mandatory first step. KYC, which stands for ‘Know Your Customer’, is a regulated verification process that financial institutions must conduct. This comprehensive...

Updated on September 18, 2026

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NRI Non-Repatriable Funds: Meaning, Rules, Taxation & Limits in 2026

For any Non-Resident Indian (NRI) managing their finances in India, understanding the terms ‘repatriable’ and ‘non-repatriable’ is essential. This guide focuses on explaining the concept of NRI non-repatriable funds and investments. In simple terms, this means that the money earned or held in India has certain restrictions...

Updated on September 18, 2026

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DTAA Between India And Canada: Benefits, Tax Rates & Tax Relief Methods

As the trade and investment corridor between India and Canada continues to expand, businesses in both nations require a clear and predictable tax framework to operate effectively. The DTAA between India and Canada serves as this crucial foundation. This comprehensive agreement, in full form - the Double...

Updated on September 17, 2026

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Can NRI Transfer Property in India? Rules, Eligibility, Documents & Legal Process in 2026

Yes — Can NRI Transfer Property in India? Absolutely. Indian law allows NRIs to legally transfer residential and commercial properties through sale, gift, or inheritance, provided they comply with FEMA guidelines and complete all legal documentation. With proper identity verification, title clarity, and registration, NRIs can smoothly...

Updated on September 17, 2026

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Power of Attorney for India Property from UK: Format, Documents & Legal Process in 2026

For Non-Resident Indians [NRIs] living in the United Kingdom, managing real estate in India can be a significant challenge. A Power of Attorney [POA] is a crucial legal instrument that allows you to appoint a trusted person in India to handle your property matters on your behalf....

Updated on September 17, 2026

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