NRI Corner
Exclusive information & guidance for Non-Resident Indians looking to invest with Bharat Villa Projects.
Who Can Invest?
Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs), and Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs) are eligible to invest in Indian real estate under FEMA regulations.
If you hold an Indian passport but reside abroad for employment, business, or other purposes for more than 182 days in a financial year, you qualify as an NRI investor with specific investment privileges in Indian property markets.
Why Invest as an NRI?
Discover the advantages of investing in Indian real estate with Bharat Villa Projects
High Growth Opportunities
Indian real estate market offers exceptional growth potential with consistent appreciation in premium locations and emerging corridors.
Trusted Developer
All our projects are RERA-approved with transparent processes, ensuring complete legal compliance and investor protection.
Transparency & Compliance
We follow all FEMA guidelines and RBI regulations, providing you with a completely safe and transparent investment experience.
Superior Returns
Premium villas and plots in prime locations offer excellent rental yields and capital appreciation for long-term wealth creation.
Projects Preferred by Our NRI Clients
Explore our premium developments designed for discerning investors
Documentation Made Simple
Essential documents required for NRI property investment
Passport & Visa
Valid passport with current visa or OCI/PIO card for identity verification
PAN Card
Mandatory PAN card for all property transactions and tax compliance
Address Proof
Address proof from India or country of residence for verification
FEMA Compliance
All transactions comply with RBI and FEMA regulatory requirements
Financing Made Easy
We simplify the payment process for NRI investors with multiple financing options and comprehensive support throughout your investment journey.
NRE/NRO Account Payments
Accept payments through both NRE and NRO accounts with full compliance
Home Loan Eligibility
Assistance with home loan applications from leading Indian banks
Fund Repatriation
Complete guidance on repatriation of sale proceeds and rental income
Secure Transactions
All payments processed through secure banking channels with proper documentation
Repatriation & Tax Benefits
Fund Repatriation
NRIs can repatriate the sale proceeds of residential property up to USD 1 million per financial year after paying applicable taxes. Rental income can also be repatriated subject to tax deductions.
Tax Regulations
Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) applies on property sale and rental income. Benefit from Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA) between India and your country of residence to avoid dual taxation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about NRI property investment
Can I buy property without visiting India?
Yes, NRIs can purchase property without visiting India by appointing a Power of Attorney holder. We provide complete assistance with documentation, virtual site visits, and legal compliance to ensure a smooth transaction process.
Which account should I use for payment?
You can use either NRE (Non-Resident External) or NRO (Non-Resident Ordinary) accounts for property payments. NRE account funds are fully repatriable, while NRO accounts have repatriation limits. Our team will guide you on the best option for your situation.
What documents are mandatory for NRI property purchase?
Essential documents include: Valid passport with current visa/OCI card, PAN card, address proof (India or abroad), bank statements, and Power of Attorney (if applicable). All documents must be properly attested and comply with FEMA regulations.
Can NRIs apply for home loans in India?
Yes, NRIs are eligible for home loans from Indian banks. Loan amount depends on income, property value, and bank policies. Typically, banks offer loans up to 70-80% of property value with competitive interest rates for NRI borrowers.
How much time does property registration take?
Property registration typically takes 15-30 working days depending on documentation completeness and state procedures. With proper preparation and our assistance, the process can be expedited. We handle all regulatory compliance and coordination with authorities.
What are the tax implications for NRI property investment?
NRIs are subject to TDS on rental income (30%) and capital gains (20-30%) on property sale. However, you can benefit from DTAA provisions to avoid double taxation. Proper tax planning and documentation can help optimize your tax liability.
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