Series on NRI financial preparation | Relocating overseas? Make sure your investment matters are in order.

Vaibhav Pandey, a sales professional from Gurugram, wanted to keep investing in India because of the high returns compared to other emerging nations when he relocated to Thailand in 2023. His goal was to make sure that his portfolio was geographically diversified. In anticipation of a hassle-free experience, Pandey first chose to carry on with his investments through the public sector bank where he had an account. But his experience wasn't at all easy. According to Pandey, the public sector bank investment procedure was drawn out and difficult. Additionally, he encountered unresponsive customer support, which made it challenging for him to get his questions about investments answered or problems resolved. Pandey chose to use a private bank account to channel his investments since he was dissatisfied with his experience. According to Pandey, investment is now quite easy. Supratim Chowdhury, a software developer from Kolkata who has been living in Dubai since September 2023, was certain when he relocated overseas that he wanted to invest through a tech-efficient platform that provides a streamlined procedure. I need investment alternatives that address my particular demands as a Non-Resident Indian (NRI). In order to handle the intricacies of NRI documents for things like KYC registration, bank detail updates, or nominee modifications in investment folios, I opened an account with an investing platform that had a specialized support staff, according to Chowdhury.