Ujjwal Propmart provides exclusive NRI services designed to cater to Indian nationals living abroad who wish to invest in real estate either in India or internationally. Our services extend to NRIs looking to buy property in India, as well as Indian investors seeking properties in Dubai and the UK. Whether you are buying your first home or making a strategic investment, we ensure a seamless and transparent process every step of the way.
Yes, NRIs are allowed to buy property in India. However, they must follow specific regulations, including the requirement of being an Indian citizen or holding an OCI (Overseas Citizen of India) card. The property must also be for residential or commercial purposes, not agricultural land.
As an NRI, you will need the following documents:
Yes, Indian nationals can buy property in both Dubai and the UK, subject to respective laws:
Taxes include stamp duty, registration charges, and capital gains tax (on sale). For international properties, VAT, transfer fees, and local property taxes may apply depending on the country.
Ujjwal Propmart assists NRIs and Indians with property purchases in India and abroad, offering expert consulting, legal assistance, investment guidance, and end-to-end support for documentation and registration.
The best time is generally post-festive season (January–March) or during market corrections when property prices are stable and developers offer good deals.
Yes, NRIs can get home loans from Indian banks. They must provide income proof, a valid passport, NRI bank account details, and other supporting documents.
No, NRIs are not permitted to buy agricultural land in India. They can only invest in residential or commercial property unless special government permission is granted.
If the property is held for over 2 years, long-term capital gains (LTCG) tax at 20% applies. For less than 2 years, short-term capital gains (STCG) are taxed as per income slab.
NRIs can buy property only in freehold areas in Dubai. Ownership is allowed for residential purposes and must comply with UAE property laws and documentation requirements.