GST applies to NRIs running an e-commerce business, offering consulting or professional services, dealing in real estate, or handling imports and exports connected to India — the exact registration category depends on whether you have a fixed place of business here.

It’s a special category for anyone occasionally supplying goods or services in India without a fixed place of business or residence here — it has no turnover threshold exemption and must be completed at least 5 days before business begins.

NRIs selling goods or services through e-commerce platforms in India must register and comply with specific e-commerce GST provisions, generally under standard registration if they have a fixed business presence, or NRTP/OIDAR rules if they don’t.

If you buy or sell property in India, GST may apply depending on the nature of the transaction — our team helps you understand whether GST applies to your specific real estate activity.

If you supply Online Information Database Access and Retrieval (OIDAR) services — like digital content or cloud software — to individual recipients in India, you register via Form GST REG-10, with no turnover exemption, and file monthly on Form GSTR-5A.

Yes, for Non-Resident Taxable Person and OIDAR registration, you need an Indian-resident authorised signatory with a valid PAN to complete the process on your behalf.

Pricing depends on whether you have a fixed place of business in India or need Non-Resident Taxable Person or OIDAR registration — we offer a free consultation before sharing an exact quote.