Offshore & Global Investing
AMFI ARN-281405 / APMI APRN08615
GIFT City Investments
Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City) IFSC offers Indian resident HNIs and Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) a state-of-the-art international gateway to invest in global markets in foreign currencies (USD). True Investment Services assists investors with IFSCA-regulated offshore funds under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS).
Key Highlights & Strategy Framework
USD Denominated Global Investment Portfolios
Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) Gateway for Indian Residents (up to $250,000/yr)
Seamless Inbound & Outbound Investment Architecture for NRIs
IFSCA & SEBI Regulatory Oversight with Competitive Tax Structures
Value Proposition
Our Solutions & Your Benefits
Dollar Asset Protection
Hedge against domestic currency depreciation by holding US Dollar assets.
Global Tech & Megatrends
Invest in international market leaders (US, Europe, Global Emerging Markets).
Simplified Remittances
Seamless fund transfers from Indian bank accounts directly to GIFT City IFSC.
Tax-Efficient Structuring
IFSC tax incentives and zero capital gains tax inside the offshore zone.
How We Work With You
01
Evaluate offshore diversification objectives and currency allocation goals
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Assist with LRS documentation, A2 forms, and IFSC bank account funding
03
Select top-tier global funds, ETFs, and feeder structures in GIFT City IFSC
04
Monitor global portfolio performance with cross-currency analytics
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! Indian residents can remit up to USD 250,000 per financial year under the RBI’s Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) to invest in GIFT City IFSC funds.
GIFT City is regulated by the IFSCA in India, providing domestic legal jurisdiction, local customer support, simplified KYC, and streamlined tax reporting compared to complex overseas broker accounts.
Statutory Regulatory Disclaimer:
Overseas and GIFT City investments are subject to currency risk, global market risks, and geopolitical events. Remittances are governed by RBI LRS and IFSCA guidelines.
