The NRI desk

Invest from anywhere. Owned with clarity.

Non-resident Indians, OCIs and persons of Indian origin can own Ameya residential and plotted developments within the framework permitted under FEMA — with the same live progress and clean information every Ameya buyer receives, wherever in the world you are.

Distance shouldn’t dilute ownership.

What you can own

Eligibility is by status, not by where you currently live. NRIs, OCI cardholders and persons of Indian origin may acquire property under the RBI’s general permission — no special approval needed for most purchases.

Permitted
  • Residential property
  • Commercial property
  • Held individually or jointly with another eligible NRI/OCI
Not permitted
  • Agricultural land
  • Farmhouses
  • Plantation property
Who qualifies

NRIs, OCI cardholders and persons of Indian origin. Status is what matters — your current country of residence does not change your eligibility to own most property in India.

How payment works

Payments move only through the banking system — your NRE, NRO or FCNR accounts, or by inward remittance. No cash, and nothing routed outside formal channels.

Accounts & routing
  • NRE / NRO / FCNR accounts
  • Inward remittance through normal banking channels
  • Every rupee traceable and documented
Documentation
  • PAN card
  • Passport and OCI / PIO proof
  • NRE/NRO account details
  • Power of Attorney if you can’t be present
Finance

Indian banks and NBFCs finance NRI purchases, repayable through your NRE/NRO accounts, subject to each lender’s eligibility norms.

Taking proceeds back out

If you bought it cleanly and paid your taxes, you can take your money home — within defined limits. We help you keep the paperwork right from day one.

The rule

Sale proceeds of up to two residential properties are repatriable, subject to conditions. Funds in an NRO account are repatriable up to USD 1 million per financial year, after applicable taxes and with the required filings.

Conditions
  • The property was acquired in line with FEMA
  • Repatriation of the first two units is limited to the amount originally remitted to buy them
  • Applicable taxes paid; forms 15CA / 15CB filed
In plain terms

Clean acquisition plus clean tax records equals a clean exit. The constraints are about documentation and limits — not about whether you can repatriate at all.

Own it from your phone. We’ll handle the ground.

What the NRI desk gives you

The same standard of certainty, delivered remotely — with one person accountable to you across time zones.

Remote ownership
  • Live, dated construction progress
  • Remote site walkthroughs on video
  • Digital documentation and e-sign where permitted
  • A single point of contact across time zones
On returns

Indian real estate can offer capital appreciation and rental income — in the Basaveshwara Nagar belt, for instance, rental values have moved roughly 10% over the past seven months, with further upside expected. Still, returns depend on the project, the market and your timing. We share data and live progress, not promises or projected percentages.

The process
  • Enquiry & eligibility check
  • Choose unit & payment plan
  • Documentation & remittance
  • Registration & handover
  • Aftercare — and, if you sell, repatriation support

General information only — not tax, legal or investment advice. FEMA and RBI rules change and apply to your specific circumstances. Please take independent professional advice before investing. Ameya Heights does not guarantee any return, appreciation or repatriation outcome.

Wherever you are, let’s start the conversation.

Share a few details and the Ameya NRI desk will reach out — by email, call or WhatsApp, whatever suits your timezone.

NRI desk

Enquire from anywhere

theameyaheights@gmail.com  ·  +91 99629 65000