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How to invest in US stocks from India: Check options to buy shares of American companies like Apple, Tesla and more

Mint 1 hr ago·14 Oct 2026, 9:51 am

Indian investors can now access the American stock market through various channels. You can buy US shares directly via foreign brokerage accounts or indirectly through Mutual Funds and Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) listed in India. These funds hold portfolios of foreign companies, offering a simpler way to diversify your portfolio beyond domestic stocks.

This development allows retail investors to participate in the growth of global giants like Apple and Tesla without navigating complex international regulations. It provides an opportunity to hedge against local market volatility and gain exposure to established US companies.

Before investing, carefully review the expense ratios of ETFs and the fees charged by foreign brokers. Also, ensure you understand the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) rules regarding international transactions.

Excerpt from Mint

Indians can access stocks of US companies such as Apple, Tesla and more. Check your options. Indians can invest in companies such as Apple, Tesla and Nvidia through two routes. You can buy US stocks directly or invest indirectly through funds. Your choice depends on whether you prefer control over shares or simpler…
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