FCRA Registration
Foreign Contribution Regulation Act
Registration to receive foreign funding for NGOs, Trusts, and Societies
Overview
FCRA (Foreign Contribution Regulation Act) registration is mandatory for NGOs, Trusts, and Societies that wish to receive foreign donations or contributions from abroad. It is regulated by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India.
FCRA ensures that foreign funds are utilized for genuine social, educational, religious, economic, or cultural purposes and not for activities detrimental to national interest. Organizations must maintain strict compliance with FCRA regulations including annual returns and proper accounting.
Our Process
Eligibility Check
Ensure 3 years of operation and genuine activities
Documentation
Prepare detailed project reports and financial statements
Application
File online application with MHA through FCRA portal
Approval
Receive FCRA certificate after scrutiny (6-12 months)
Key Benefits
Foreign Funding - Legal permission to receive foreign contributions
International Collaboration - Partner with foreign NGOs and donors
Grant Access - Access to international grants and funding
Global Reach - Expand operations with foreign support
Transparency - Ensures proper utilization of foreign funds
Legal Compliance - Avoid penalties for unauthorized foreign funds
Credibility - Enhanced credibility with international donors
Scale Operations - Scale social impact with foreign funding