Devterra Assets Team | 12 May 2026 | NRI Investment
Investing in land in India while living abroad can feel complex — but with the right preparation, it is entirely manageable. Here are five essentials every NRI investor should know.
A registered Power of Attorney allows a trusted representative to act on your behalf for site visits, document signing, and registration formalities.
Always insist on a 30-year title search and encumbrance certificate before making any payment.
NRIs can purchase residential and commercial property as well as agricultural land subject to specific conditions — understanding these rules upfront avoids complications later.
Understand applicable TDS rates on property transactions and the documentation required to repatriate sale proceeds in the future.
A dedicated relationship manager ensures your investment is monitored, maintained, and protected — even when you are thousands of miles away.
At Devterra Assets, our NRI desk handles every one of these steps so you can invest with complete confidence.