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Yes, US citizens with an OCI can stay in India.
Yes, an Overseas Citizen of India can inherit property in India.
Yes, Overseas Citizens of India can open Non-Resident Indian accounts in India.
The OCI cardholder can stay in India for a lifetime with multiple entries.
Yes, you can work in India if you have an Overseas Citizenship of India card.
Yes, a US citizen can permanently live in India by obtaining permanent residency.
Yes, OCI cardholders have to pay income tax in India on the income generated in the country.
The new NRI rule in India has reduced the tenure from 182 days to 120 days for all NRIs whose annual income is more than Rs 15 Lakhs.
No, NRIs are exempt from linking Aadhaar with PAN unless they have lived in India for more than 182 days in the previous financial year.
The processing time is typically 15-20 working days, but it may vary based on document verification and application mode.
Yes, NRIs can apply online from anywhere in the world and submit documents via courier or an authorized representative in India.
Yes, minors can get a PAN card, but a parent or guardian must apply on their behalf until they turn 18 years old.
You can track your PAN card delivery status by sending sms on 57575 followed by "NSDL PAN" along with the 15-digit acknowledgment number.
To check your PAN card status online you can visit NDSL or UTITSL website.
To check your PAN card holder details visit the Income Tax e-Filing website, select 'Verify Your PAN', and enter your PAN, full name, date of birth, and mobile number.
Yes, you can download a PDF of your PAN card.
Yes, you can check your PAN card number online by visiting the Income Tax Department's e-filing portal. Log in to your account, and go to 'Profile Settings' or 'My Account' Under 'PAN Details.
To get your Permanent account number dial 1800-180-1961, to contact the Income Tax department's helpline, or 1800-222-990, which connects you to NSDL.
The PAN card number is printed on the front side of your card.
You can check your PAN card number by Aadhaar number by visiting the official website of the Income Tax Department.
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