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    NRIs can now complete online KYC from the US, UK, UAE and other FATF-compliant countries

    For Indian investors residing overseas, a new development brings good news. A recent circular from Sebi allows them to open investment accounts without needing to return to India. By permitting digital KYC submissions from various compliant countries, this initiative simplifies the process for non-resident Indians (NRIs) and overseas citizens of India (OCIs).

    Offline Aadhaar verification to get easier for users as UIDAI onboards 300 entities to complete process

    UIDAI has successfully onboarded 300 Offline Verification Seeking Entities since the launch in January 2026. This initiative aims to enhance Aadhaar-based offline verification across various sectors including healthcare, education, and hospitality. Users can now complete identity checks without submitting physical copies of their Aadhaar cards.

    Tax reporting lapses could risk India's sovereign rating, trigger withholding tax penalties: Income Tax Principal DG Debjyoti Das

    Speaking to the media on the sidelines of the 'Summit on Global Financial Compliance (FATCA & CRS)' in Mumbai, Debjyoti Das, Principal Director General of Income Tax (Intelligence & Criminal Investigation), highlighted the growing risks associated with non-compliance in cross-border financial reporting.

    OCI passport update: India removes $25 late fee for applications submitted by December 31

    In a significant move to aid Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) cardholders, the Government of India has implemented a temporary two-month waiver of late fees for those updating their passport details.

    Sebi eases KYC norms for NRIs, OCIs, allows digital onboarding from December 3

    SEBI has relaxed KYC requirements for NRIs, OCIs and foreign nationals, allowing eligible overseas clients in FATF-compliant countries to complete onboarding digitally. The revised framework introduces video verification, electronic documents and simplified repeat KYC, effective December 3, 2026.

    NEET panel proposes shift to rank-based merit: Govt to SC

    An expert committee has recommended a shift to a rank-based system for NEET-PG admissions beginning in 2027. This proposal aims to replace the existing percentile-based qualifying criteria, with support from the National Medical Commission. The committee highlighted the necessity to reduce fees for non-clinical PG courses and exempt certain candidates from service bonds.

    The Economic Times
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