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What is the Full Form of NRI?

What is the Full Form of NRI?

NRI - Non-Resident Indian


A Non-Resident Indian is a term used for a person who is an Indian citizen but has migrated to another country. Apart from this, it is also used to represent a person who is an Indian origin but born outside India. This often includes Indian born individuals who have taken the citizenship of other countries.

Some common reasons for becoming NRI :-

  • Employment outside India
  • Staying due to medical reasons
  • Working on assignment with foreign government
  • Went for Training
  • Carrying out a business and many more.

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