Buying property in India as an NRI is fully legal, but it comes with specific rules, tax implications, and compliance requirements. Understanding these clearly can save you from costly mistakes and delays.
This guide explains FEMA rules, taxation, repatriation, and common pitfalls NRIs should be aware of when investing in Indore real estate. It is part of our complete resource on NRI real estate investment in Indore.
What you can buy, what's off-limits, and how payments must be routed under Indian foreign exchange rules.
How ownership can be structured, what to verify before you buy, and how a sale is processed.
How rental income and capital gains are taxed, based on how long you've held the property.
| Holding Period | Tax Treatment |
|---|---|
| Less than 2 years | Taxed as per income tax slab |
| More than 2 years | Taxed at 20% with indexation benefits |
How rental income and sale proceeds can be moved back overseas, and the limits that apply.
Many NRI investors lose money not due to the market — but due to avoidable mistakes.
Our Indore-based NRI advisory team assists with the full compliance journey, end to end.
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