What is the process for a NRI to invest in US Stocks via Vested?
As a NRI, there are three simple steps to start your investing journey in US Stocks via Vested:
Signup with an account on the Vested app or app.vestedfinance.com
Complete your KYC in minutes by providing your Tax ID (as per your current tax residency) and your proof of identity (passport, driver’s license, identity card, residence permit)
Transfer funds to your Vested brokerage account through your bank account and start investing in your favorite stocks/ETFs
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What are the tax implications on investing in US stocks and ETFs as an NRI?
You will be taxed as per the laws in the country where you are a tax resident. For example, if you are a tax resident of the UAE, you will pay taxes as per the UAE tax laws. Please note that there is a tax on dividends, which are deducted at the ...