Indian Property Law for NRIs
Buy, sell, inherit, or manage property in India from the UK. Our Indian law team guides NRIs through every stage of the process as per Indian Law.
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Indian property law for NRIs
Plain-English guides on how Indian property law works for NRIs. Read the guide that matches your situation, then speak to us for advice tailored to your matter.
Buy Indian Property
How NRIs buy residential or commercial property in India. Covers title and encumbrance checks, sale agreements, registration, stamp duty, FEMA rules, and remittance through NRO and NRE accounts. View guide SellSell Indian Property
How NRIs sell Indian property from abroad. Covers buyer due diligence, conveyance documents, TDS at source, long-term capital gains, and repatriation of sale proceeds through your NRO account. View guide TransferTransfer Property
How property is transferred between family members in India. Covers gift deed, sale deed, relinquishment, family settlement, applicable stamp duty, and registration with the sub-registrar. View guide InheritInherit Property
How NRIs claim inherited property in India. Covers succession certificates, legal heirship certificates, mutation of revenue records, probate where a Will exists, and the position under personal succession laws. View guide DisputeProperty Dispute
How Indian property disputes are dealt with for NRIs. Covers title, boundary, possession, encroachment and family settlement issues, and when negotiation, mediation or court action tends to apply. View guide PartitionPartition Property
How ancestral or jointly-held property is divided between coparceners and co-owners in India. Covers amicable partition deeds and the partition suit process where co-owners cannot agree. View guide LitigationProperty Litigation
How civil litigation works for NRIs in Indian courts. Covers instructing local counsel, filings, hearings via Power of Attorney, jurisdiction, court hierarchy, and typical timelines and costs. View guide ValuationProperty Valuation
How Indian property is valued for sale, gift, capital gains or repatriation purposes. Covers registered valuer reports and when valuations are accepted by tax authorities and remitting banks. View guide GuideIndian Power of Attorney
How a UK-issued Power of Attorney lets you act on your Indian property without travelling. Covers drafting, notarisation, apostille, and registration in India. View guide GuidePAN Card Guide for NRIs
Why NRIs need a PAN for any Indian property transaction over ₹50,000. Covers how to apply, link with tax filings, and use a PAN when repatriating sale proceeds. View guideWhy choose us as your Indian legal adviser?
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Drafting, witnessing and apostille of UK-issued Powers of Attorney for use in India. Prepared to the format Indian sub-registrars expect, with guidance on registration in India. View service OCIOCI Card Services
Application support for Overseas Citizen of India status. Eligibility check, document preparation and submission for new applications, renewals and re-issue on a new passport. View service PANPAN Card Services
PAN card application for NRIs and foreign citizens. PAN is required for Indian property transactions over ₹50,000, NRO and NRE banking, and for filing Indian tax returns. View serviceFrequently Asked Questions About Whytecroft Ford Indian Law
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