Frequently Asked Questions
NRIs can buy residential or commercial property under FEMA using NRE, NRO, or FCNR accounts. Vault assists with end-to-end documentation and remote verification.
NRIs can buy residential or commercial property but not agricultural land, plantations, or farmhouses. Vault ensures compliance with FEMA and RBI regulations.
No, NRIs cannot buy agricultural land directly but they may inherit it.
Required documents include a passport, PAN card, address proof, PoA (if applicable), and payment proof.
Yes. Indian real estate offers high returns and stability. Vault ensures safe, compliant, and hassle-free investments.
Yes, through a registered Power of Attorney (PoA). Vault manages the entire purchase process online.
NRIs can get home loans from banks such as SBI or HDFC using NRE or NRO accounts.
There is no limit on the number of residential or commercial properties an NRI can own.
NRIs must pay capital gains tax, and 20% TDS applies on long-term gains.
Funds can be repatriated through NRO accounts after paying taxes and filing Form 15CA/CB.
Yes, provided the property type complies with FEMA rules.
Yes, a PAN card is mandatory for selling property.
Benefits include rental income, capital appreciation, and emotional value. Vault provides legal protection and digital management.
It involves agreement drafting, stamp duty payment, and registration at the Sub-Registrar Office. Vault handles PoA validation and all legal documentation.
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