INTRODUCTION

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has introduced the Foreign Exchange Management (Export and Import of Goods and Services) Regulations, 2026, bringing significant changes to India’s foreign trade compliance framework.

The revised regulations aim to simplify export and import procedures, provide greater flexibility in cross-border transactions, improve transparency, and streamline regulatory reporting.

Simpler procedures

Improved Transparency

Greater Flexiblity

Streamlined Reporting

FEMA 2026 Blog Cards
01

Key Highlights
of FEMA
Regulations, 2026

Major updates and what businesses need to know.

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FEMA regulations documents and globe
02

Changes
Relating to
Exports

New compliance requirements, realisation timelines, EDF for services and more.

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Container ship at an international port
03

Changes
Relating to
Imports

Revised reporting, payment timelines, advance payments and merchanting trade.

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Import containers and freight logistics
04

FEMA Compliance
Checklist for
Businesses

Key actions to ensure smooth export-import compliance.

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Business compliance checklist and pen
05

How Kalpana Mehta
and Associates
Can Assist

Our FEMA advisory, documentation, reporting and compliance support services.

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Professional legal and financial consultancy desk
Our Services for European Investors

Our Services for European Investors

Expanding your business into India requires careful planning, proper documentation, and compliance with Indian regulations. Kalpana Mehta and Associates supports European investors throughout their investment journey, from initial business planning and company incorporation to FEMA compliance and ongoing regulatory requirements.

01

Pre-Investment Advisory

We help European investors understand the regulatory requirements before entering the Indian market.

  • Assess suitable business structures
  • Review applicable foreign investment rules
  • Customised documentation checklist
  • Compliance plan and guidance
Globe and documents representing international investment planning
02

Company Incorporation Support

We assist with the documentation and procedures required to establish a business in India.

  • Foreign shareholder and director documentation
  • Guidance on notarisation and Hague Apostille requirements
  • Coordination of company registration procedures
Company registration documents on a desk
03

FEMA and RBI Compliance

Foreign investment in India involves specific reporting and documentation requirements under applicable FEMA regulations.

  • Foreign investment reporting
  • FC-GPR and FC-TRS filings where applicable
  • Foreign Liabilities and Assets (FLA) reporting where required
  • Documentation for authorised dealer banks
Financial compliance blocks and documentation
04

Post-Incorporation Compliance

Our support continues after your Indian business is established.

  • Accounting and tax compliance
  • Corporate and statutory requirements
  • Payroll and employment-related compliance
  • Cross-border transactions, including export-import compliance
Business workspace representing ongoing compliance and reporting
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