New Delhi, July 23 -- For ultra-high-net-worth families, a foreign education for their children is now a default milestone in their long-term planning. It is not just an academic decision but also a strategy for global mobility, wealth planning, and legacy building.

Today, nearly every HNI family either has a child studying overseas or one preparing for it. This journey for a family is centred around numerous financial decisions and hence regulations. Following is a breakdown of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) regulations, key tax implications and strategic planning steps required to help families approach international education in a compliant and future-ready manner.

As costs rise and global regulations evolve, a well-structured approach ...