India's luxury housing market defies global economic headwinds, driven by affluent buyers and NRIs seeking lifestyle upgrades and wealth pr...

ET Wealth Reader's Query: If an income is tax-exempt in India, is it also exempt in the US for an NRI? For instance, interest on NRE accoun...

China's property market faces a prolonged downturn, with prices hitting near two-decade lows, sparking fears of a similar correction in Ind...

India's residential real estate market is defying the gloom. Prestige Group crossed the ₹30,000 crore mark in housing sales for the full ye...

NRI investments in Indian real estate are on the rise, fueled by sentimentality, tech advancements, and a projected 20% NRI contribution by...

Gurugram, with some of the most exclusive commercial and residential real estate, over the years has attracted NRIs and has emerged as a re...

NRIs selling house properties in India have to pay tax on the Capital Gains. The tax payable on the gains depends on whether it’s a short t...

For starters, any transfer of property to non-resident Indians (NRIs) and persons of Indian origin (PIOs) must comply with the Foreign Exch...

Rupee has dropped 13.04% against the dollar since the beginning of 2018, 6.20% over the past three months.

The ITAT bench pointed out that the NRI buyer was an unwilling party to artificially splitting up the sale transaction. The actual benefici...

If you sell the property after 3 years from the date of purchase, you will be liable for long term capital gains tax of 20%.

Top builders have either delayed, downsized or shelved their projects due to dwindling interest among NRIs, who have been driving up proper...

The set of tax and regulatory implications for properties received by NRIs as gift are vastly different from those received as inheritances

Buying a property in India is a decision that most NRIs can take after weighing the pros and cons of various tax implications.

If the property was purchased while you were a resident of India, then the sale proceeds must be credited to the NRO account.

Some of the areas where investments are restricted for an NRI include agriculture, plantation and construction of farm houses. Process of r...

NRIs can acquire any immovable property in India other than agricultural land, plantation and farm house.