NRI buyers
Buying from overseas, without the guesswork
The process
Six steps, start to handover
Step 1
Confirm eligibility
NRIs and OCI cardholders can buy residential property in India without RBI approval. Agricultural land, plantations and farmhouses are the exceptions — a villa in a residential project is not one of them.
Step 2
Remit through banking channels
Payments are made from an NRE, NRO or FCNR account, or by normal banking channels. Cash purchases are not permitted.
Step 3
Appoint a power of attorney
A registered PoA lets a trusted relative or representative complete registration and handover formalities if you cannot travel.
Step 4
Complete documentation
Passport, OCI card where applicable, PAN, overseas address proof and photographs. Our team shares a checklist before booking.
Step 5
Plan for tax and repatriation
Sale proceeds of up to two residential properties are repatriable subject to conditions. Take independent tax advice in both jurisdictions.
Step 6
Visit remotely, then in person
We run live video walkthroughs of the site and share dated construction packs. Most NRI buyers visit once, around booking or handover.
This page is general guidance, not legal or tax advice. Please confirm current FEMA and tax positions with your own advisors before transacting.
NRI FAQs
What overseas buyers ask
Yes. Under FEMA regulations, Non-Resident Indians and Persons of Indian Origin may purchase residential property in India without prior RBI approval. Agricultural land, plantations and farmhouses are the exceptions, and they do not apply to a residential villa purchase.
Payments must be made in Indian rupees through normal banking channels — from an NRE, NRO or FCNR account, or by inward remittance. Travellers cheques and foreign currency notes are not permitted.
Yes. Indian banks and housing finance companies offer home loans to NRIs, typically repaid through NRE or NRO accounts. Terms vary by lender and country of residence.
Yes, by appointing a trusted representative through a duly executed and attested Power of Attorney. The sales team can outline the current documentation requirements.
Typically a valid passport, OCI or PIO card where applicable, PAN card, overseas address proof and recent photographs. Requirements are confirmed at the time of booking.
Rental income credited to an NRO account is repatriable subject to applicable limits and tax clearance. Please consult a chartered accountant for your specific position.
Stamp duty and registration charges in Uttarakhand, GST where applicable on an under-construction purchase, and TDS obligations on the transaction. A tax adviser should review your case before booking.
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