According to Indian Government current rule NRI (Non-Resident Indians), an Indian citizen resident outside India no any requirement of any particular permission to purchase stabile geographical area in India.
1)-They have to make payment in rupee (Indian currency) only through normal banking processes, or funds maintained in any non-resident account under the FEMA and the RBI regulations, and Foreigners and foreign companies are barred to purchase a property in India.
2)-Any business are not allowed on the premises within any real estate property in India.
4)-An NRI can resell their property to any Indian and NRI.
NRIs can get a home loan on behalf of few conditions
The applicant is eligible, should have regular sources of income age with 18 years or plus and having a passport, and after calculating total income the applicant can apply. The below-mentioned document will be required to submit.
a-Visa/work permit Copy
b-Passport Copy
c- The power of attorney reason behind the borrower is not based in India
d-Driving license issued in his/her country
e- Amenity/Utility bills
f- Government national identity card of the nation he/she belong to
g- Latest overseas bank account's original copy for showing the overseas address
h-Employment contract detail
i-Last three months Salary-slip
j-Last six-month bank account statement, showing salary credit.
k-Last year tax return acknowledged copy (it is not required belong to West Asian countries' PIOs/NRIs.
For making another investment/buying a property "Deemed rent" criteria take an important role, How?
If an NRI has only one house in India and not given it on rent, he/she do not need to pay any tax on that property. Because of that house will be deemed as self-occupied and there is no tax on that.
If an NRI have only one house in India and he/she have given it on rent, would need to pay tax Indian Govt.
If someone has two houses in India and have given both on rent, would need to pay tax on both.
If someone has two houses in India and have not given either on rent, then one house will be treated as "self-occupied" and no tax will be levied. But other house will come under deemed rental tax provision.
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