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India has become a prime destination for real estate investments among NRIs due to attractive ROI and flexible payment plans. DLF offers some of the best residential and commercial properties in India, including DLF Privana South in Gurgaon, DLF Camellias in Gurgaon, DLF Camellias 2 in Sector 54 Gurgaon, and DLF Privana West in Sector 76 Gurgaon.
Invest in Top DLF Residential and Commercial Projects in India to benefit from high returns and luxurious living experiences. NRIs can leverage the expertise of Investment4NRIs by participating in real estate events or booking online consultations to find the most attractive return on investment plans customized to their needs.
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For Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) looking to invest in Indian real estate, the process has been streamlined. Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) and those with Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) status can purchase DLF residential or commercial properties in India. Many leading financial institutions offer home loan options to assist NRIs in financing their property purchases. Required documentation for securing a home loan typically includes proof of age, residence, educational qualifications, income, employment, a valid passport or OCI, and recent bank statements. Additionally, NRIs must appoint a Power of Attorney (POA) to act on their behalf for home loan procedures.
NRIs and PIOs must submit a declaration using form IPI 7 to the Reserve Bank of India's Central Office in Mumbai within 90 days of the property purchase or the final payment. The submission should include a certified copy of the transaction document and a bank certificate verifying the payment.
Required Documents for NRIs Purchasing DLF Property in India
NRIs should prepare the following documents when buying property in India:
The power of attorney is crucial for NRIs purchasing property since the NRI is not physically present in India. This legal document nominates a representative (typically a parent, spouse, child, or close relative) to handle property transactions on behalf of the NRI.