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No. Non-Resident Indian nationals generally do not require prior permission from the Reserve Bank of India to acquire residential or commercial immovable property in India, subject to prevailing regulations.

The purchase consideration should be paid through inward remittances in foreign exchange via normal banking channels or through funds held in NRE or FCNR accounts with banks in India.

Yes. NRIs residing abroad can authorize a trusted relative or representative through a legally executed Power of Attorney to complete property purchase formalities, agreements, and possession procedures on their behalf.

NRIs may be required to comply with prescribed declarations and documentation norms as per RBI/FEMA regulations within the stipulated time frame from the date of purchase.

Yes. Residential or commercial property owned by NRIs can be leased or rented out if it is not required for immediate personal use.

Rental income is typically credited to the owner’s Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO) account in India, and repatriation is governed by prevailing RBI and FEMA regulations.

Yes. A specialized NRI support team assists with requirement analysis, project selection, documentation co-ordination, and seamless communication throughout the buying process.

Yes. Most procedures including documentation review, progress tracking, and co-ordination can be managed remotely with structured updates and digital support.

Yes. Guidance is provided for documentation, regulatory compliance, and required paperwork to ensure a smooth and legally compliant property purchase.

Yes. Travel co-ordination, site visit scheduling, and comfortable accommodation support in Guruvayur or Thrissur can be arranged for convenient on-ground evaluation.

Yes. Continued assistance is available for property care co-ordination, maintenance guidance, and ownership support even after handover, ensuring stress-free long-distance ownership.