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If you sell your property within 3 years of acquiring it, it’s considered to be a short-term capital gain. If you sell the property anytime after 3 years, it is considered to be a long-term capital gain. Long term capital gains tax is 20% plus a cess of 3%. The short-term capital gains tax is…

No, any person who is not of Indian origin and who resides outside India cannot purchase immovable property in India. The only exception is if they acquire the property by way of inheritance from a person who was a resident in India. Unless they reside in India for 183 days in a financial year, it…

There are many investment opportunities for NRIs in India such as ‐ Direct Equity Mutual Funds Fixed Deposit National Pension Scheme Public Provident Fund Real Estate. Of these options, Real Estate is considered most stable and a more rewarding form of investment in India.