Whether NRIs can vote in foreign elections outside India depends on the laws and regulations of the country in which they reside. Each country has its own rules regarding voting rights for non-resident citizens.

Some countries allow their citizens living abroad, including NRIs, to participate in elections by casting votes through postal ballots or at their respective embassies/consulates. In such cases, NRIs can vote in the elections of their home country while living abroad.

However, not all countries provide this option, and voting rights for NRIs may vary. Some countries may require their citizens to be physically present in the country on election day to cast their votes. Others may not offer voting rights to non-resident citizens at all.

If you are an NRI interested in voting in the elections of your home country while living abroad, it is essential to check with the relevant authorities or the embassy/consulate of your country to understand the specific rules and procedures for overseas voting. They will be able to provide you with detailed information about your voting eligibility and the process to cast your vote from outside the country.