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For NRIs:

  • FD account opening form duly filled.
  • Self-attested photocopies of ;
  • Current passport (photocopy must have your name, address, date of birth, date and place of issue, expiry date, photo, signature).
  • Expired work permit/ employment visa.
  • Current Indian address proof. View list of accepted Indian and overseas address proofs.

For PIOs:

  • FD account opening form duly filled.
  • Self-attested photocopies of
  • Current passport (photocopy must have your name, address, date of birth, date and place of issue, expiry date, photo, signature).
  • PIO / OCI card.

or

  • Past Indian passport of self / spouse / parent / grand-parent along with a self-declaration about Indian origin.

or

  • Self-declaration for PIO as given on the Relationship Form.
  • Indian Work / Resident Visa.
  • Current Indian address proof. View list of accepted Indian and overseas address proofs.

*Note- All KYC Documents provided need to be self-attested

RFC Fixed Deposit Documents

For existing ICICI Bank NRI Account holder:

  • FD account opening form duly filled.

RFC Fixed Deposit Form

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RFC Fixed Account FAQ's

An NRI is an Indian citizen who stays outside India:
(a) for purposes of carrying out employment or any business or vocation;
(b) under circumstances indicating an intention to stay outside India for an uncertain duration;
(c) any Indian citizen deputed outside India for a temporary period in connection with employment.

The account can be held jointly with another person resident in India who is eligible to open an RFC account.

There is no restriction on when you can open an RFC account for persons resident in India as long as they meet the condition of eligibility as stated above. Further, for returning NRIs, the eligibility to open this account is not linked in any way with their RNOR status under the Income Tax Act.