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The NRI Dholera Playbook

FEMA eligibility, NRE vs NRO, repatriation, TDS, power of attorney and remote buying, in one sourced PDF.

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The NRI Dholera Playbook

FEMA eligibility, NRE vs NRO, repatriation, TDS, power of attorney and remote buying, in one sourced PDF.

  • Who can and cannot buy (agricultural land excluded)
  • NRE vs NRO accounts for the purchase
  • Repatriation limits and the TDS trap on resale
  • Power of attorney done safely
  • A remote buyer's due-diligence checklist

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What is inside this report

NRIs and OCIs can legally buy residential and commercial property in Dholera SIR, but never agricultural land. This report turns that into a plain, sourced walkthrough of eligibility, moving money, tax and buying remotely, so a non-resident can act without guessing.

Key takeaways

  • NRIs and OCIs can buy residential and commercial plots; agricultural land is off limits (durable RBI rule).
  • Pay from an NRE or NRO account or normal banking channels; NRE funds are freely repatriable within limits.
  • Gujarat stamp duty is 4.9% plus 1% registration on the transaction value.
  • Up to USD 1 million per financial year is repatriable from an NRO account, subject to conditions and taxes.
  • TDS applies on an NRI seller at resale, usually higher than for residents; a lower-deduction certificate can cut it.

Report FAQs

Can an NRI buy a plot in Dholera?
Yes, residential and commercial property, under the RBI general permission. NRIs cannot buy agricultural land, plantation or farmhouse property.
Can NRIs take the money back out later?
Yes, within limits. Funds routed through an NRE account are more freely repatriable; NRO repatriation is capped at up to USD 1 million per year subject to conditions and taxes.
Does an NRI have to be in India to buy?
No. Most NRIs buy through a registered, specific power of attorney given to a trusted person in India, limited to the exact transaction.

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