Explore from anywhere.
Shortlist locations and layouts, request project documents and arrange a virtual walkthrough.
Your roots.
Your next address.
A considered starting point for overseas Indians exploring a home in India.
Home is more
than a location.
Whether you are planning a future return, making room for family or exploring a second home, begin with a clear understanding of the project, paperwork and purchase process.
Our proposed NRI experience brings project shortlisting, virtual conversations and document coordination into one journey. Services shown are part of this demonstration profile.
Clarity before commitment.
Review approvals, project registration, payment schedules and agreement terms with your independent advisers.
Your next steps, together.
Discuss documentation, authorised representation and a practical plan for visits and handover.
Questions from overseas.
What types of property can an NRI or OCI generally purchase?
RBI guidance generally permits NRI/OCI purchases of residential and commercial property, excluding agricultural land, plantation property and farmhouses. Individual circumstances and applicable rules should be checked before proceeding. Read RBI guidance ↗
What documents should I prepare?
A starting checklist includes passport, NRI/OCI status documents where applicable, PAN, address proof and bank details. A lender or legal adviser may request additional documents. Share documents only through a verified secure channel, not this enquiry form.
Can I arrange the process remotely?
Begin with a virtual project discussion and document review. Where an authorised representative or power of attorney is needed, obtain advice on execution, attestation and registration requirements for your circumstances.
How should I plan payments and financing?
Speak to your authorised dealer bank about permitted payment channels, account requirements, lending eligibility and any future repatriation. Tax treatment and remittance requirements depend on your circumstances; consult qualified advisers.
General orientation only. Confirm current rules and your eligibility with your bank and advisers.