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NRI Corner
Own a home in Gurugram, from anywhere in the world.
Buying from abroad should not mean buying blind. We shortlist verified projects, walk you through them on video and take care of the paperwork, so distance is never the reason you miss the right home.
- Live video site visitsWalk the site, sample flat and neighbourhood with an advisor on a video call, at a time that suits your time zone.
- Paperwork, end to endBooking, agreements, power of attorney, loan papers and registration, explained step by step.
- RERA-registered projects onlyEvery project we list is RERA registered and vetted before it reaches you.
- One advisor, any time zoneA single point of contact on WhatsApp, email and calls, from first shortlist to handover.
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Why Gurugram
A city that works for owners who live elsewhere.
Established luxury corridors
Golf Course Road, Golf Course Extension Road and Dwarka Expressway are home to some of North India’s best-known residential addresses.
A working city, not just a suburb
Cyber City, Golf Course Road and the Udyog Vihar belt keep Gurugram one of the country’s busiest office markets, which supports rental demand.
Close to the airport
IGI Airport is a short drive from most prime sectors, which matters when you visit a few times a year.
Gated and professionally managed
Branded residences and large gated communities come with managed maintenance and security, so the home is looked after while you are away.
The essentials
Buying property in India as an NRI.
The rules come from the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) and RBI guidelines. Here is what they mean in practice.
Who can buy
Non-Resident Indians (Indian citizens living abroad) and Overseas Citizens of India (OCI cardholders) can buy residential and commercial property in India without RBI approval.
What you cannot buy
Agricultural land, plantation property and farmhouses cannot be bought by NRIs or OCI cardholders (they can be inherited). Apartments, floors, villas, residential plots and commercial space are all fine.
How to pay
Pay through normal banking channels: an inward remittance from abroad, or from your NRE, FCNR(B) or NRO account in India. Payments in foreign currency notes or traveller’s cheques are not allowed.
Home loans
Indian banks and housing finance companies lend to NRIs. EMIs are paid from your NRE or NRO account or by remittance from abroad.
Sending money back
On sale, you can repatriate up to the amount you originally paid in foreign exchange, for up to two residential properties. Other proceeds can be moved from your NRO account within the USD 1 million per financial year limit, after tax.
Tax
Rental income from an Indian property is taxable in India. When you sell, the buyer deducts TDS before paying you. A Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement with your country may give you credit for tax paid here, so speak to a chartered accountant.
Power of attorney
You do not have to fly in for every step. A relative or trusted person can act for you under a power of attorney. One signed abroad is attested at the Indian embassy or consulate (or apostilled) and then stamped in India.
Documents you’ll need
Passport, OCI card if you have one, PAN card, overseas address proof and photographs. Your advisor will share the developer’s checklist for the project you choose.
How it works
From first call to handover, in five steps.
- 01
Share your brief
Tell us your budget, preferred location and whether the home is for living, for family or for rental income. We set up a video call at a time that suits you.
- 02
Shortlist and walk through
We send a shortlist of RERA-registered projects with verified prices, then take you around the sites and sample flats on live video.
- 03
Book and sign
Pay the booking amount from your NRE or NRO account. We walk you through the builder buyer agreement and, if needed, a power of attorney.
- 04
Loan and payment plan
If you are taking a home loan, we connect you with banks that lend to NRIs and line the payment schedule up with construction milestones.
- 05
Registration and handover
Register the property in person on a visit or through your power of attorney holder, and take possession with a snag check at handover.
FAQs
Questions NRI buyers ask.
Can an OCI cardholder buy property in Gurugram?
Yes. OCI cardholders can buy residential and commercial property in India on the same footing as NRIs. The exception is agricultural land, plantation property and farmhouses.
Do I need RBI permission to buy?
No. Buying residential or commercial property as an NRI or OCI cardholder does not need RBI permission, as long as payment comes through normal banking channels.
Can I get a home loan while living abroad?
Yes. Most Indian banks and housing finance companies offer home loans to NRIs. Eligibility depends on your overseas income, employment and credit history.
Can I buy without travelling to India?
Largely, yes. Site visits can be done on video, and a power of attorney holder in India can handle registration and handover for you.
Can I rent the property out?
Yes. You can let the property and receive rent into your NRO account. Rental income is taxable in India.
Can I send the sale money back abroad?
Yes, within limits. You can repatriate up to the amount originally paid in foreign exchange, for up to two residential properties, and other proceeds from your NRO account within the USD 1 million a year limit, after taxes.
This is general information based on FEMA and RBI rules as they stand in 2026. Rules and tax rates change, so confirm the details that apply to you with your bank and a chartered accountant before you buy.
Buying from abroad?
Tell us where you are and what you’re looking for. An advisor will set up a video call at a time that suits you.
