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Life moves fast when you are a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) living abroad - work, responsibilities, and your day-to-day activities. But one thing always stays close to your heart: your family back in India. Managing money to meet their financial needs doesn’t stop just because you’re in another country.
Whether it’s your parents’ medical bills, your sibling’s tuition fees, or monthly household expenses, the pressure to manage everything from a distance can build quickly. You might find yourself juggling different apps, dealing with currency exchange rates, and constantly checking if the money has been received on time.
It can be stressful. But it doesn’t have to be. With the right approach, managing money from abroad becomes less about reacting to problems and more about staying in control. Let’s explore how!
An NRI bank account is specially designed to cater to the needs of NRIs. With an NRI account, you can seamlessly send money from abroad, repatriate funds from India, make investments, avail of loans and insurance, conduct a wide range of financial transactions, etc.
Yes, you can open both accounts at the same bank.
No, your regular savings account can only be converted to an NRO account. If you need an NRE account, you must open a new one.
Living away from your family adds emotional weight to financial responsibilities, and the practical challenges only make it tougher. You may earn well, but keeping up with family needs back home is a different kind of pressure. Here’s why so many NRIs find managing money a constant concern:
These aren’t one-time problems. They come up month after month. That's why having a clear financial plan for managing your money makes a significant difference.
A proper financial plan helps you stay ahead. Instead of reacting to every request, you’ll know what’s needed, when, and how to handle it. You can:
Managing money from overseas isn’t just about sending funds home - it’s also about choosing the right banking setup to make every transfer easy, tax-efficient, and transparent. The right account can help you save on conversion costs, earn interest, and simplify repatriation.
The NRE Savings Account is designed for NRIs to park their foreign income in India. The money you transfer into this account is fully repatriable, meaning you can send it back abroad at any time. On top of that, the interest you earn is tax-free in India.
Funds can be transferred from your Non-Resident External (NRE) Savings Account easily to resident accounts. You can carry out transactions through internet banking, mobile apps, or cheques. The amount remains fully repatriable unless it is moved to an NRO or resident account.
This makes the NRE account a great option for managing money to meet your family’s needs. as you can send your overseas earnings to your family. It helps you control your funds in Indian Rupees while benefiting from tax advantages.
Once your NRE account is set up, you can send money from abroad using any of the following methods:
Online remittance platforms offer a fast, secure, and hassle-free way to send money to India. They’re ideal for both regular transfers and urgent needs. With competitive exchange rates and user-friendly apps, managing money from afar becomes more convenient, even across different time zones.
2. International wire transfers (SWIFT)
For larger or less frequent transfers, international wire transfers remain a reliable option.
Wire transfers use the global SWIFT network to move money between banks. While they are a well-established method, they often come with high fees, variable exchange rates, and longer processing times. Though they may take longer and involve higher fees, they provide added security for high-value transactions.
In short, reliable money transfer methods form the backbone of managing money from a distance. A one-time setup can save you hours of follow-up and confusion in the future.
Managing money from abroad is much easier when your bank provides you with excellent support. That means more than just sending funds. You should be able to:
IDFC FIRST Bank NRI Banking Services provide all these features and are built with overseas customers in mind. The bank offers a mobile-first experience that lets you manage accounts, track transfers, and set up new services - all from your phone. It also allows you to open NRE and NRO accounts remotely, and even get help from a dedicated relationship manager. It takes pressure off your shoulders.
If you’re looking for a dependable way to manage your family’s financial needs while living abroad, IDFC FIRST Bank NRI Banking Services are designed exactly for that. Here’s what makes them a practical choice:
With tools like these, you can stop worrying about every payment, delay, or approval. You’ll spend less time chasing transactions and more time staying connected with the people who matter. IDFC FIRST Bank NRI Banking Services offer a reliable, all-in-one solution.
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The features, benefits and offers mentioned in the article are applicable as on the day of publication of this blog and is subject to change without notice. The contents herein are also subject to other product specific terms and conditions and any third party terms and conditions, as applicable. Please refer our website www.idfcfirst.bank.in for latest updates.
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