LRS do not permit money to be sent to out of India to be used as margin. Non of Broker like HDFC sec, ICICI , or Axis Bank allow foreign option. I don't think we can trade in foreign option. How ever I think NRI's who already have bank account out of India can trade in Foreign option. Please correct me if I am wrong.
1.1. Ekansh Mishra|| Link|January 28, 2021 11:27:25 AM
The below transactions are not permitted per the RBI’s FEMA guidelines:
Margin trading or margin calls to overseas exchanges/counterparty Remittance for trading in FX in foreign exchanges Investing in speculative instruments such as futures, options or derivatives
You are absolutely right brother. I talked to overseas support line of Interactive Brokers recently, they told me the same RBI restrictions. In my opinion, the only way is to get a citizenship in some other country offering more liberalisation.
How about in this situation. I am in India, for example: I am working in a company and company provided some shares for its employees.
Now as I got the shares, every quarter there will be divided for those. After years of working and the dividends are about 100 to 110$. With that 100$ can I trade in US market option trading from that account where the shares can be accessed?