1. Registration with SEBI
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) must register with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).

2️. Obtain RBI Approval
FIIs need approval from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) under the Foreign Exchange Management Act.

3️. Open Accounts
Set up necessary accounts with Indian banks and depositories for fund transfers and securities holding.

4️. Comply with Regulations
Adhere to SEBI’s rules on insider trading, margin requirements, and disclosure norms.

5️. Engage Local Custodians
Partner with local custodian banks for settlement and safekeeping of securities.

6️. Adapt to Settlement Cycles
Familiarize yourself with India’s T+1 settlement cycle, and prepare for the upcoming T+0 settlement option.

7️. Monitor Investment Limits
Stay within prescribed investment ceilings for government and corporate debt securities.

8️. Utilize Trading Platforms
Access Indian markets through authorized trading systems that offer real-time pricing feeds and risk management tools.

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