PAN (Permanent Account Number) Card is a critical document in India for financial transactions and tax purposes. It is equally significant for non-residential Indians (NRIs). This article will discuss the importance of NRI PAN … READ FULL STORY
Laws governing property ownership by non-residents in India are not only different from the laws governing residents, they are also quite complicated. Even though there is a wide range of assets that NRIs can own … READ FULL STORY
The Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted economies the world over and India is no exception. With the decline in the Covid-19 cases, the real estate sector in India has started reviving and residential sales have … READ FULL STORY
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
Bandra west, in Mumbai, has emerged as an attractive destination for lifestyle homes, from an investment perspective. With luxurious sea-facing flats, this suburb is home to several film personalities. The ‘queen of the suburbs’ … 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
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 Indian real estate sector has witnessed several positive developments over the past few years, with schemes like the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), the granting of infrastructure status to affordable housing, 100 per … 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
