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NRI Online 2010
India’s only syndicated study on the Indian Connectivity of Online NRI
Study Overview
Profiles online NRI from various parts of the world                (demographic as well as
economic status)


Captures how they are connecting with the Indian homeland:
 –   Physical connectivity (traveling to India)
 –   Communicational connectivity (calling India)
 –   Financial connectivity (transferring money and making investments in India)
 –   Informational connectivity (content sought about India)
 –   Media connectivity (mediums used to stay updated about India)


Also highlights their current frequency, mode of consumption and brand
preferences in the these connectivity areas

Compares and contrasts the distinct NRI markets – ‘US+UK+Europe’,
‘Gulf’, ‘Asia Pacific’ and ‘Others’ - on all the above aspects
Methodology
Online survey among NRI from various parts of the world between in
February-March 2010

Response collection using geographically targeted ‘contextual search ad
campaign’ on Google, as well as from some country-specific ‘online
panels’ who have NRI as panel members (US, Canada and UK)

Sample size of 1,549 online NRI from various parts of the world:
     West based NRI – US / Canada / UK / Western Europe (576)
     Asia Pacific based NRI – Asia Pacific / Australia-New Zealand (216)
     Gulf based NRI - Middle East (549)
     Other NRI – Eastern Europe / Africa / Central and South America / South Asia (208)



Findings reported at the 4 NRI ‘regional group’ level.                          The ‘overall NRI’ level data
also cumulated and reported after making it representative of the NRI population spread among these 4
geographical regions using the 2009 NRI Population Statistics from the ‘Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs’
Topline Findings
The Online NRI
•   Overall 1 out of 4 online NRI has a PIO status          (highest in the West)



•   2 out of 3 have been living in the current country for longer than 3 years


•   Almost 1 in 3 online NRI lives alone       (highest in the Gulf)



•   Majority are ‘above 30’ years in age       (more ‘mature’ in the Gulf and West)



•   More of them belong to ‘South’ India (especially in Gulf and Asia Pacific)


•   Hindi, Tamil and Malayalam are the biggest native languages                       (Gujarati, Punjabi stand out
    in the West more)



•   More of them come from the smaller ‘tier 3’ towns in India                      (less so in the West)
Their Economic Status
•   Majority achieved their ‘highest education’ in India itself


•   Gulf ones are relatively the most employed          (and more ‘salaried’ employees)



•   Overall, about half of the employed online NRI work in the corporate sector


•   Even in the West only 1 in 5 works in the IT sector


•   Almost half of them have more than 1 earning member in the family


•   1 in 3 have family incomes of over US$5,000 per month                 (highest proportions in the West)



•   Over half of them have cars   (significantly higher car ownership in the West)
Their Internet Usage Behavior
•   3 out of 4 online NRI access internet from home         (more in the West)



•   1 in 5 also access internet from mobile phone        (more so in the West)



•   Gulf ones check ‘Indian Content’ online most frequently             (West ones do it least frequently)



•   Timesofindia.com is the most used website overall to check Indian content
    online


•   1 in 2 online NRI buys Indian products/service online         (most in Asia Pacific, least in West)

    Of those who do, only 1 in 3 spends over US$100 monthly buying from these sites


•   Gift items for relatives in India, Indian movies/music DVDs and Books &
    magazines are the most bought items from these websites (Flowers for relatives in India
    also popular in West , Ayurvedic products in Gulf)
Most Used Websites
Online Activity                                    Top Website       % Use Most (All Online NRI)

General news about India                           Timesofindia                              26%
Business & economic news from India                Economictimes                             17%
Financial info from India (quotes, rates, etc)     Moneycontrol                              13%
Jobs in India                                      Naukri                                    62%
Real estate info in India                          99acres                                   17%

Social networking in India                         Facebook                                  35%

Professional networking in India                   Linkedin                                  39%

Matrimony                                          Bharatmatrimony                           39%
Friendship/Dating                                  Orkut                                     25%
Picture sharing                                    Picasa                                    22%
PC to PC net telephony with India                  Skype                                     44%
PC to Phone net telephony with India               Skype                                     18%
Check travel/tourism info about India              Makemytrip                                12%
Travel products for India                          Airindiaexpress                           15%
Online shopping from India (non-travel products)   Indiatimes                                19%
Transfer money online to India                     Icicibank                                 19%
Indian video / picture galleries                   Youtube                                   30%
Indian cinema                                      Bollywood                                 14%
Indian music                                       Raaga                                     19%
Indian sports                                      Cricinfo                                  32%
Their Indian Connectivity
•   3 out of 4 online NRI cite ‘family’ as their main motivation for both staying
    connected with India and for traveling to India (more so the Gulf and West ones)


•   Gulf ones follow happenings in India the most frequently. Indian ‘news
    channels’ are the most popular ‘offline’ medium to stay connected with India


•   More Gulf and West based ones travel to India. Asia Pacific ones travel to India
    the most frequently


•   1 in 3 book their air tickets online             (West ones do so significantly more)



•   3 out of 4 online NRI call India at least once a week                     (Gulf ones most frequently)



•   ISD calls from mobile phones is the most popular mode of calling India                                  (highest
    among Gulf NRI, West ones use calling cards relatively more)
The Financial Connection
•   4 out of 5 online NRI remit money to India   (Gulf ones do so the most)



•   Online, Bank and Third Party Cash transfers are all equally popular remittance
    modes among them (Online most popular in West, Third party cash transfer in Gulf)

•   Almost half of them own a house back home       (more so from Gulf)



•   While 4 in 10 have a rupee bank account, only 1 in 10 have a foreign exchange bank
    account in India

•   Less than 1 in 10 have invested in mutual funds/shares

•   House, Land and Gold are the most sought after future financial investment options

•   Residential ‘flat’ between 1,000-3,000 sq.ft. is the most sought after property
    among online NRI (more so among the West ones, Independent house sought more by Gulf ones)
Some Other Most Used Brands
Activity / Service                          Most Used Brand         % Use Most (All
                                                                       Online NRI)

Airlines to travel to India                 Air India, Emirates             21%, 12%

Telecom company to call India by landline   British Telecom                     13%

Telecom company to call India by mobile     Etisalat                            15%

Calling card to call India                  Reliance                            13%


Indian rupee bank account                   SBI                                 22%

Online money transfer                       ICICI                               19%

Offline (banking) money transfer            Western Union                       15%

Third party cash transfer                   Western Union                       66%


                                            NDTV                                22%
News TV channel
                                            Sun TV (Asia Pacific)               19%

                                            Zee TV                              24%
Entertainment TV channel
                                            Asianet (Gulf)                      21%

Newspaper                                   The Times of India                  35%

Magazine                                    India Today                         44%
Report Details
List Of Reports
NRI Online 2008 Overall Report              Supplementary Reports

•   Overall NRI level findings on:          1.   Financial Investment and Remittance
         Demographic and economic profile        Supplementary Report
         Online connectivity                         Financial connectivity
         Informational connectivity                  All info about NRI investing in India
         Emotional connectivity
         Media connectivity
                                            2.   Calling India Supplementary Report
                                                     Communicational connectivity
•   Comparative reporting of the above               All info about NRI calling India
    information among the 4 NRI groups –
    West-based NRI (US/Canada/UK/
                                            3.   Traveling to India Supplementary Report
    Europe), Gulf-based NRI, Asia-Pacific
                                                     Traveling connectivity
    based NRI, Other NRI
                                                     All info about NRI traveling to India
Information Areas Covered
 Demographic and Economic Profile
     Current country of residence, residence status, years living there, years living outside India
     Gender, age, family size, native language, preferred language of reading, city of origin in India
     Current occupation and industry of work if applicable, educational qualification, monthly household
     income in US$, earning members in the family, vehicle owned



 Physical Connectivity
     Frequency of travel to India, purpose of travel, destination cities, mode of ticket booking, most used
     brands, preferred airlines for flying



 Communicational Connectivity
     Frequency of calling India, purpose of call, cities called, mode of calling, most used brands



 Financial Connectivity
     Frequency of making financial remittance to India, modes of remittance and most used brands,
     financial assets owned in India and most used brands, likely financial and real estate investments in
     India in next 1 year, type and size of house likely to invest in, city where likely to buy property


     * Most used brands reported only where achieved sample is sufficient
Information Areas Covered
 Informational Connectivity
     Preferred medium to stay connected with India, frequency of usage and most used media brands –
     entertainment TV channels, news TV channels, newspaper and magazines



 Online Connectivity
     Net usage dynamics - years of experience in using internet, places of accessing internet, frequency of
     usage, time spent on the net
     Most used websites from India – overall, for general news and events, business & finance news,
     financial investment info, travel/tourism info about India, search/book travel tickets, buy non-travel
     products, check real estate info, search jobs in India, matrimonial search, seek friendships in India,
     social and professional networking, picture sharing, check Indian cinema, music, picture/video
     gallery, sports, glamour/lifestyle, science & technology info, astrology and spiritual/religious content
     Online buying from Indian websites – frequency of buying, average monthly spends, products bought,
     most used websites



 Emotional Connectivity
     Motivation to stay connected with India, Indian role models, likelihood of returning to India


     * Most used brands reported only where achieved sample is sufficient
Price of Syndicated Reports
    Report                                        Price (Rs.)*
                                                  * 10.3% service tax extra


    Main Report                                   150,000

    Supplementary Report                          150,000 each

    Main + 1 Supplementary Report                 250,000

    Main + All 3 Supplementary Reports            450,000




•    Payment Terms                       : Immediate on delivery of all reports

•    Delivery Timeline                   : All reports immediately on order


•    Report Delivery Format              : PDF
Contact Details
• Address          :   3, Kehar Singh Estate, 1st Floor, Westend

                       Marg, Lane 2, Said-ul-Ajaib, New Delhi – 110030



• Telephone        :   +91-11-29535098, +91-9811256502



• Contact Person   :   Sanjay Tiwari


• Email            :   sanjay@juxtconsult.com


• Website          :   www.juxtconsult.com
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Snapshot juxt nri_online_2010

  • 1. NRI Online 2010 India’s only syndicated study on the Indian Connectivity of Online NRI
  • 2. Study Overview Profiles online NRI from various parts of the world (demographic as well as economic status) Captures how they are connecting with the Indian homeland: – Physical connectivity (traveling to India) – Communicational connectivity (calling India) – Financial connectivity (transferring money and making investments in India) – Informational connectivity (content sought about India) – Media connectivity (mediums used to stay updated about India) Also highlights their current frequency, mode of consumption and brand preferences in the these connectivity areas Compares and contrasts the distinct NRI markets – ‘US+UK+Europe’, ‘Gulf’, ‘Asia Pacific’ and ‘Others’ - on all the above aspects
  • 3. Methodology Online survey among NRI from various parts of the world between in February-March 2010 Response collection using geographically targeted ‘contextual search ad campaign’ on Google, as well as from some country-specific ‘online panels’ who have NRI as panel members (US, Canada and UK) Sample size of 1,549 online NRI from various parts of the world: West based NRI – US / Canada / UK / Western Europe (576) Asia Pacific based NRI – Asia Pacific / Australia-New Zealand (216) Gulf based NRI - Middle East (549) Other NRI – Eastern Europe / Africa / Central and South America / South Asia (208) Findings reported at the 4 NRI ‘regional group’ level. The ‘overall NRI’ level data also cumulated and reported after making it representative of the NRI population spread among these 4 geographical regions using the 2009 NRI Population Statistics from the ‘Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs’
  • 5. The Online NRI • Overall 1 out of 4 online NRI has a PIO status (highest in the West) • 2 out of 3 have been living in the current country for longer than 3 years • Almost 1 in 3 online NRI lives alone (highest in the Gulf) • Majority are ‘above 30’ years in age (more ‘mature’ in the Gulf and West) • More of them belong to ‘South’ India (especially in Gulf and Asia Pacific) • Hindi, Tamil and Malayalam are the biggest native languages (Gujarati, Punjabi stand out in the West more) • More of them come from the smaller ‘tier 3’ towns in India (less so in the West)
  • 6. Their Economic Status • Majority achieved their ‘highest education’ in India itself • Gulf ones are relatively the most employed (and more ‘salaried’ employees) • Overall, about half of the employed online NRI work in the corporate sector • Even in the West only 1 in 5 works in the IT sector • Almost half of them have more than 1 earning member in the family • 1 in 3 have family incomes of over US$5,000 per month (highest proportions in the West) • Over half of them have cars (significantly higher car ownership in the West)
  • 7. Their Internet Usage Behavior • 3 out of 4 online NRI access internet from home (more in the West) • 1 in 5 also access internet from mobile phone (more so in the West) • Gulf ones check ‘Indian Content’ online most frequently (West ones do it least frequently) • Timesofindia.com is the most used website overall to check Indian content online • 1 in 2 online NRI buys Indian products/service online (most in Asia Pacific, least in West) Of those who do, only 1 in 3 spends over US$100 monthly buying from these sites • Gift items for relatives in India, Indian movies/music DVDs and Books & magazines are the most bought items from these websites (Flowers for relatives in India also popular in West , Ayurvedic products in Gulf)
  • 8. Most Used Websites Online Activity Top Website % Use Most (All Online NRI) General news about India Timesofindia 26% Business & economic news from India Economictimes 17% Financial info from India (quotes, rates, etc) Moneycontrol 13% Jobs in India Naukri 62% Real estate info in India 99acres 17% Social networking in India Facebook 35% Professional networking in India Linkedin 39% Matrimony Bharatmatrimony 39% Friendship/Dating Orkut 25% Picture sharing Picasa 22% PC to PC net telephony with India Skype 44% PC to Phone net telephony with India Skype 18% Check travel/tourism info about India Makemytrip 12% Travel products for India Airindiaexpress 15% Online shopping from India (non-travel products) Indiatimes 19% Transfer money online to India Icicibank 19% Indian video / picture galleries Youtube 30% Indian cinema Bollywood 14% Indian music Raaga 19% Indian sports Cricinfo 32%
  • 9. Their Indian Connectivity • 3 out of 4 online NRI cite ‘family’ as their main motivation for both staying connected with India and for traveling to India (more so the Gulf and West ones) • Gulf ones follow happenings in India the most frequently. Indian ‘news channels’ are the most popular ‘offline’ medium to stay connected with India • More Gulf and West based ones travel to India. Asia Pacific ones travel to India the most frequently • 1 in 3 book their air tickets online (West ones do so significantly more) • 3 out of 4 online NRI call India at least once a week (Gulf ones most frequently) • ISD calls from mobile phones is the most popular mode of calling India (highest among Gulf NRI, West ones use calling cards relatively more)
  • 10. The Financial Connection • 4 out of 5 online NRI remit money to India (Gulf ones do so the most) • Online, Bank and Third Party Cash transfers are all equally popular remittance modes among them (Online most popular in West, Third party cash transfer in Gulf) • Almost half of them own a house back home (more so from Gulf) • While 4 in 10 have a rupee bank account, only 1 in 10 have a foreign exchange bank account in India • Less than 1 in 10 have invested in mutual funds/shares • House, Land and Gold are the most sought after future financial investment options • Residential ‘flat’ between 1,000-3,000 sq.ft. is the most sought after property among online NRI (more so among the West ones, Independent house sought more by Gulf ones)
  • 11. Some Other Most Used Brands Activity / Service Most Used Brand % Use Most (All Online NRI) Airlines to travel to India Air India, Emirates 21%, 12% Telecom company to call India by landline British Telecom 13% Telecom company to call India by mobile Etisalat 15% Calling card to call India Reliance 13% Indian rupee bank account SBI 22% Online money transfer ICICI 19% Offline (banking) money transfer Western Union 15% Third party cash transfer Western Union 66% NDTV 22% News TV channel Sun TV (Asia Pacific) 19% Zee TV 24% Entertainment TV channel Asianet (Gulf) 21% Newspaper The Times of India 35% Magazine India Today 44%
  • 13. List Of Reports NRI Online 2008 Overall Report Supplementary Reports • Overall NRI level findings on: 1. Financial Investment and Remittance Demographic and economic profile Supplementary Report Online connectivity Financial connectivity Informational connectivity All info about NRI investing in India Emotional connectivity Media connectivity 2. Calling India Supplementary Report Communicational connectivity • Comparative reporting of the above All info about NRI calling India information among the 4 NRI groups – West-based NRI (US/Canada/UK/ 3. Traveling to India Supplementary Report Europe), Gulf-based NRI, Asia-Pacific Traveling connectivity based NRI, Other NRI All info about NRI traveling to India
  • 14. Information Areas Covered Demographic and Economic Profile Current country of residence, residence status, years living there, years living outside India Gender, age, family size, native language, preferred language of reading, city of origin in India Current occupation and industry of work if applicable, educational qualification, monthly household income in US$, earning members in the family, vehicle owned Physical Connectivity Frequency of travel to India, purpose of travel, destination cities, mode of ticket booking, most used brands, preferred airlines for flying Communicational Connectivity Frequency of calling India, purpose of call, cities called, mode of calling, most used brands Financial Connectivity Frequency of making financial remittance to India, modes of remittance and most used brands, financial assets owned in India and most used brands, likely financial and real estate investments in India in next 1 year, type and size of house likely to invest in, city where likely to buy property * Most used brands reported only where achieved sample is sufficient
  • 15. Information Areas Covered Informational Connectivity Preferred medium to stay connected with India, frequency of usage and most used media brands – entertainment TV channels, news TV channels, newspaper and magazines Online Connectivity Net usage dynamics - years of experience in using internet, places of accessing internet, frequency of usage, time spent on the net Most used websites from India – overall, for general news and events, business & finance news, financial investment info, travel/tourism info about India, search/book travel tickets, buy non-travel products, check real estate info, search jobs in India, matrimonial search, seek friendships in India, social and professional networking, picture sharing, check Indian cinema, music, picture/video gallery, sports, glamour/lifestyle, science & technology info, astrology and spiritual/religious content Online buying from Indian websites – frequency of buying, average monthly spends, products bought, most used websites Emotional Connectivity Motivation to stay connected with India, Indian role models, likelihood of returning to India * Most used brands reported only where achieved sample is sufficient
  • 16. Price of Syndicated Reports Report Price (Rs.)* * 10.3% service tax extra Main Report 150,000 Supplementary Report 150,000 each Main + 1 Supplementary Report 250,000 Main + All 3 Supplementary Reports 450,000 • Payment Terms : Immediate on delivery of all reports • Delivery Timeline : All reports immediately on order • Report Delivery Format : PDF
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