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Yes, Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) can purchase residential and commercial properties in India without prior RBI approval, subject to applicable FEMA regulations. However, NRIs generally cannot purchase agricultural land, farmhouses, or plantation properties.

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Yes, NRIs can purchase property in India without being physically present. They can use a properly executed Power of Attorney (PoA) to authorize a representative to complete permitted formalities. Documentation, registration, and verification requirements depend on the property's location and applicable regulations.

NRIs typically require a valid Indian passport, PAN card, overseas address proof, photographs, and relevant banking documents. Additional documents, such as a Power of Attorney, may be necessary depending on the purchase process and financing arrangements.

Yes, eligible NRIs can apply for home loans from Indian banks and financial institutions. Loan approval, interest rates, repayment terms, and required documents depend on the lender's policies, income verification, and applicant's credit profile.

NRIs can make property payments through permitted banking channels, including inward remittances and eligible NRE, NRO, or FCNR(B) accounts. Payments must comply with RBI and FEMA regulations.

Yes, NRIs can rent out their residential or commercial properties in India and earn rental income. Such income is generally taxable in India, subject to applicable tax provisions and potential benefits under Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA).

Yes, NRIs can sell eligible properties in India and repatriate sale proceeds abroad, subject to RBI regulations, applicable limits, documentation, and tax compliance. The specific conditions depend on how the property was originally purchased and funded.