Bank of Baroda offers remunerative deposit s for NRI's returning to India with the intention of permanently settling down here. All your existing repatriable accounts will be renamed as RFC ACCOUNTS. These accounts are maintained in US Dollars denomination.

Ordinary Non- Resident Accounts

Ordinary non-resident accounts will be converted to resident accounts by banks in India on return of the account holder to India and consequently becoming a legal resident of India.

Non-Resident (External) Rupee Accounts

NRE accounts will also be converted to resident rupee accounts or RFC accounts (if eligible) at the option in of the account holder on the return of the account holder to India and their becoming legal residents in India. In case of NR(E) Fixed Deposit, the accounts will continue to earn agreed rate of interest till maturity even after these being converted to resident account.

FCNR Accounts

FCNR accounts will be converted to resident rupee accounts or RFC account (if eligible) at the option of the account holder on the return of the account holder to India and their becoming residents in India.

In case the account is converted to resident rupee account, the foreign currency amount will be converted to Indian Rupees at TT buying rate ruling on the day of conversion. Interest on the new deposit would be payable at the relevant rate applicable on such deposit.

RFC ACCOUNTS:

In case the amount is transferred to a RFC account, the rate of interest applicable to RFC account will be payable.

You can also open RFC account with the ASSETS brought by you on return as well as your foreign assets held abroad at any future date, should you so desire. Your present NRI accounts will be re classified and called RFC accounts while the continuity of the deposit will be maintained till maturity date of the deposit.

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