Having an Indian Power of Attorney rejected can be a deeply frustrating experience, particularly for NRIs who have gone to considerable time and effort to put the document together from abroad. In many cases, rejection could have been avoided entirely had the PoA been...
For NRIs and UK residents, managing Indian property or financial affairs from the UK requires an Indian Power of Attorney (POA). This crucial document allows a “Principal” (you) to appoint an “Attorney” (a trusted representative based in India...
Can I sell two properties with one Indian Power of Attorney? Yes. It is legally possible to include more than one property in a single Indian Power of Attorney, provided the document is drafted correctly. Indian law does not prohibit a single POA document from...
What is changing from 1 October 2025? India has begun rolling out an Electronic Arrival Card (e‑Arrival Card) for foreign nationals, replacing the paper disembarkation card over a six‑month transition period. From 1 October 2025, travellers should complete the form...
For many Indian-origin families in the UK, managing property, banking, and legal affairs in India becomes difficult when elderly parents are unable to travel. Health issues, age-related mobility challenges, and the long journey can make returning to India impractical....
What is an Indian General Power of Attorney? A General Power of Attorney (GPA) is a legal instrument by which a person (the Principal) delegates broad authority to another individual (the Attorney or Agent) to act on their behalf in various legal, financial, and...
