ODI-DISINVESThighReserve Bank of India
ODI-DISINVEST — Disinvestment from an Overseas Entity
Report disinvestment from a foreign entity within 30 days of receipt of the disinvestment proceeds, which must be repatriated within the prescribed period.
- Due
- 30 days from the receipt of the disinvestment proceeds
- Frequency
- Event based
- If it lapses
- Late Submission Fee on the amount involved and the period of delay
- Statutory reference
- Reg. 13, FEM (Overseas Investment) Regulations 2022
Who has to file it
Every one of these has to hold before ODI-DISINVEST binds an entity:
- holds an overseas investment
- Filed on:
- RBI OID Portal (through the AD bank)
- Usually owned by:
- Company Secretary
- Typical effort:
- 5 hours
Common questions
- When is ODI-DISINVEST due?
- 30 days from the receipt of the disinvestment proceeds. It falls due whenever the triggering event happens.
- Who has to file ODI-DISINVEST?
- It applies to holds an overseas investment.
- What is the penalty for filing ODI-DISINVEST late?
- Late Submission Fee on the amount involved and the period of delay
- Where is ODI-DISINVEST filed?
- RBI OID Portal (through the AD bank).
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Other FEMA / RBI obligations
- ECB-2ECB-2 Return on Utilisation and Debt Servicing
- ECB-FORM-LRNLoan Registration Number for an External Commercial Borrowing
- FC-GPRReporting of Foreign Investment
- FC-TRSTransfer of Capital Instruments to or from a Non-Resident
- FDI-LLP-IForeign Capital Contribution to an LLP
- FDI-LLP-IIDisinvestment or Transfer of an LLP Interest