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: (or to be precise a PIO - Person of Indian Origin). Even after obtaining your new nationality and passport, your rights, privileges and obligations vis-à-vis India remain the same. So, yes, you need to convert all your bank accounts that you had as an Indian resident to NRO. Any fresh accounts that you may open using foreign currency will be NRE. The money in the NRO accounts is not repatriable, whereas that in the NRE account is fully repatriable. The interest on an NRO term deposit is similar to what an Indian resident earns on his rupee deposit (currently in the region of 8.5% to 10% pa taxable). The NRE interest while being tax-free is capped at LIBOR rates.
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