Buy, sell or manage your Mumbai property from anywhere in the world.
Dealing with property in India from abroad means extra rules and extra paperwork. We handle the legal side, so you do not have to travel for every step.
How we help NRIs
- Rules check: NRIs can generally buy residential and commercial property, but not agricultural land, plantation property or a farmhouse. We confirm what applies to your purchase.
- Payment channels: guidance on paying through the correct banking channels under FEMA.
- Title verification before you commit, through a full title due diligence report.
- Power of Attorney: drafting a Power of Attorney so a trusted person can act for you, and guidance on the signing, notarisation and stamping steps when you are abroad.
- TDS on sale: when property is bought from an NRI seller, tax must be deducted at source. We explain the obligations for buyers and sellers.
- Drafting and registration of the sale deed or agreement, coordinated with you remotely.
Common mistakes we help you avoid
- Paying through channels that do not meet FEMA requirements
- Overlooking tax deduction obligations on purchase from an NRI
- Signing a Power of Attorney abroad that is not properly executed for use in India
- Buying without a title check
Frequently asked questions
Can I do everything without visiting India?
Often much of it can be done remotely, depending on the transaction and what must be signed in person. We tell you at the start what is needed.
Which documents will I need?
Passport and overseas address proof, PAN, and the property documents. We give you a specific list.
Read more: Can NRIs Buy Property in Mumbai? The Complete Legal Guide
This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. NRI rules change; we confirm the current position for your transaction.
