What you can buy
NRIs and OCIs can buy residential and commercial property. Agricultural land, farmhouses and plantation property are not allowed.
NRI property purchase support
Check the tax and FEMA side before you pay, so the purchase, the TDS and the money you send from abroad are set up correctly. Buying in Delhi NCR? We can also introduce you to a trusted local property partner, so you're not choosing a broker blind from abroad.
Best reviewed before you pay a booking amount, sign an agreement or move money from abroad.
Why this matters
Most NRI buyers focus on the property and the price. The problems usually come from the other side: paying from the wrong account, missing the TDS the buyer has to deduct, or buying in a way that makes it hard to send the money abroad when you sell.
And finding a reliable broker from abroad is hard. We check the tax and FEMA side first wherever you're buying in India. In Delhi NCR, we can also introduce you to a trusted partner on the ground who knows the market.
Watch overview
Four things to check before you pay: whether NRIs can buy that type of property, the right payment route, the TDS you must deduct as the buyer, and the project's RERA registration.
Tell Us What You're Looking ForThe rules in brief
NRIs and OCIs can buy residential and commercial property. Agricultural land, farmhouses and plantation property are not allowed.
Through normal banking channels: money sent from abroad, or from your NRE, FCNR(B) or NRO account. Not in foreign currency notes or traveller's cheques.
From a resident seller, TDS is generally 1% on deals of ₹50 lakh or more. From an NRI seller, it's usually far higher, worked out on the seller's capital gains. Check whether you need a TAN before you pay.
Sale money from property bought through proper channels can generally be sent abroad later. For residential property, this applies to up to two properties.
Process
City, property type, budget, timeline and how you plan to pay.
We confirm eligibility, the right payment route and the TDS position before you commit.
Buying in Delhi NCR? If you asked for it, we introduce you to a trusted property partner.
TDS, documents and, later, rental income filing or a future sale and repatriation.
Before you book
Each state has its own real estate regulator (RERA). Before booking a new or under-construction project, check that it's registered with the regulator of the state it's in. In Delhi NCR, that means Haryana RERA for Gurugram and Faridabad, UP RERA for Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad, and Delhi RERA for Delhi.
Questions
Sort these out before you pay a booking amount.
Yes. NRIs and OCIs can generally buy residential and commercial property. Agricultural land, farmhouses and plantation property cannot be bought by NRIs or OCIs.
Through normal banking channels: money sent from abroad, or from your NRE, FCNR(B) or NRO account. The route you use can affect how much you can send back abroad when you sell.
Often, yes. From a resident seller, TDS generally applies at 1% where the value is ₹50 lakh or more. From an NRI seller, TDS is usually much higher unless the seller has a lower TDS certificate. Check the requirement, and whether you need a TAN, before you pay.
Not always. Many NRIs give a power of attorney to someone in India for registration and paperwork. The power of attorney needs to be done correctly, so plan it early.
No. We handle the tax, FEMA and documentation side anywhere in India. If you ask for help finding a property in Delhi NCR, we introduce you to a trusted property partner, only with your consent. Partner introductions in other cities may be added later. We may receive a referral fee from the partner if you go ahead with a purchase.
No. The website provides general information and intake support. Final advice depends on your facts, documents and the law that applies.
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Tell us what you're looking for. We'll check the tax and FEMA side and, in Delhi NCR, can connect you with a trusted local partner.