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1. bozapp

   November 22nd, 2009 at 7:17 am

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   If you are a foreigner (non-Indian) you can only open an account in India if you have a valid Residence Permit from the police commissioner – means you need a longer term visa and a verified residence in India. If you are an NRI (non resident Indian) you can also have an account but the bank would expect regular payments into your account.
   There are different account schemes like salary accounts and minimum-balance accounts, providing some free facilities. If you can keep a minimum average balance of 20,000 RS you would already get a decent account scheme at pretty much any bank.
   Formalities include passport and visa copy, residence permit copy and another proof of address (e.g. utility bill).

2. Buffalo NY plastic surgeon

   November 22nd, 2009 at 2:14 pm

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   If you are indian then you need only your any identity proff(voter id card or other goverment issued identity card) and passport size photo.go to any indian bank branch fill the form,submit the required documents.minimum account balance should be rupees 250 for atm holders.
   All the best