NRI TAX & PROPERTY CHECKLIST
Regulatory analysis on: Real key property law in India • Stamp duty obligations • NRI taxation • Home loan eligibility • Title verification & due diligence.
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“NRI Investments in Indian Real Estate” will give you a glimpse of investments in real estate sector which is one of the most popular investment avenues for non-resident Indians (NRIs).
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CURATED REGULATORY AND LEGAL EXPLANATIONS
Yes. NRIs can buy property in India using passport/OCI/PIO and other KYC documents. Aadhaar is not mandatory.
Yes, via sale/gift/relinquishment as per FEMA and local stamp duty rules.
NRIs can sell to a resident Indian/NRI/PIO subject to FEMA. Capital gains tax and TDS may apply.
TDS for NRI sellers is typically higher than residents and depends on short/long-term gains and surcharge/cess.
Generally up to USD 1 million per financial year under RBI’s repatriation scheme, subject to conditions.
Through a registered deed (sale/gift) or mutation process based on local authority requirements.
A legally drafted sale deed containing property details, parties, consideration, and registration specifics.
PAN is generally required for property transactions and tax compliance (TDS/capital gains) in India.
A document from a bank/consulate or a status proof used in certain processes; requirements vary by use-case.
It indicates the building is fit for occupancy per local authorities, supporting possession/loan/resale.