Yes. NRIs and Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs) are allowed to purchase residential and commercial properties in India without special permission from the Reserve Bank of India. However, NRIs are not permitted to purchase agricultural land, plantation property, or farmhouses unless the property is inherited.

No. NRIs can complete property transactions without being physically present in India by appointing a registered Power of Attorney (POA) to a trusted person who can sign documents and complete the transaction on their behalf.

Yes. NRIs can sell their residential or commercial property to Resident Indians, other NRIs, or Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs) as per FEMA regulations.

NRIs typically appoint a professional property management company or a trusted representative in India to handle tenant sourcing, maintenance, rent collection, documentation, and society coordination.

When an NRI sells property, the buyer is required to deduct Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on the capital gains before making the payment. The applicable tax depends on whether the property qualifies as short-term or long-term capital gains.

Yes. NRIs can legally lease or rent out residential and commercial properties in India to Indian residents, other NRIs, or companies, provided the rental agreement follows applicable laws.

NRIs should ensure proper property documentation, periodic inspections, tenant verification, and professional property management to avoid risks such as illegal occupation or misuse.

Property transactions must be conducted through NRE (Non-Resident External) or NRO (Non-Resident Ordinary) bank accounts in India. Payments must be made through proper banking channels.

Yes. NRIs can repatriate funds abroad after paying applicable taxes, subject to regulatory limits. Typically, up to USD 1 million per financial year can be repatriated from NRO accounts.

Yes. It is advisable to execute a registered rental or leave and license agreement, clearly defining rent, tenure, security deposit, and responsibilities of both parties.

Yes. NRIs can inherit any type of property in India, including agricultural land, from a resident Indian or another NRI.