A non-resident Indian (NRI), who is interested in buying a property in India, can do so. However, his property investment must be made in line with the provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management Act … READ FULL STORY
in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, the mindset and the outlook of non-resident Indians (NRIs) vis-à-vis the Indian property market has changed drastically. While earlier more NRIs were buying properties, now active professionals … READ FULL STORY
Among the many impacts that the Coronavirus pandemic is likely to have on India’s real estate sector, is an increased interest from non-resident Indians (NRIs). Experts are of the opinion that the unprecedented crisis … READ FULL STORY
The Indian real estate market offers a lucrative investment opportunity for non-resident Indians (NRIs). Like resident Indians, NRIs are also allowed to buy properties in India, with the help of home loans. However, the … READ FULL STORY
When a non-resident Indian (NRI) opts to purchase a property in India, there are several regulations that govern how such a purchase can be financed. Sources, for financing a real estate investment in … READ FULL STORY
The realty market in India, has always seen considerable interest from the Indian diaspora, as an investment avenue. With developers constantly striving to woo non-resident Indians (NRIs), they can choose from a variety of … READ FULL STORY
In a separate article we have discussed the provisions of tax deduction at source on payments being made to residents with respect to rental and sale transactions of property. For a resident Indian, who … READ FULL STORY
Non-resident Indians (NRIs) have been a significant segment of investors, in the Indian real estate market. NRIs generally buy properties in India for investment purposes or out of their emotional connect with their country … READ FULL STORY
Presently, Indian real estate is a very popular investment option for most NRIs. However, since they live abroad, it becomes more important for them to do proper due diligence before risking their money. … READ FULL STORY
The significant fall in the value of the Indian rupee in the last six months, may be a cause for considerable concern, especially for the realty sector in India. A weak rupee against the … READ FULL STORY
The primary reason why non-resident Indians (NRIs) want to maintain a wait and watch approach towards the Indian property market, is the high cost of property (according to 40 per cent of NRIs), while … READ FULL STORY
With Donald Trump taking over as the President of the United States, there have been some notable changes that have impacted the Indian diaspora in the US, especially in terms of legal immigration reforms … READ FULL STORY
Non-resident Indians (NRIs) may often find it impractical to physically come and see a property, while scouting for one, even if they have a keen interest in the Indian property market. Hence, developers are … READ FULL STORY
