Clear, practical guidance on buying Indian property, comparing GIFT City to real estate, and filing NRI property tax from Australia — written for people who've already done the basics.
The payment trail, the Power of Attorney, and the due diligence checklist that decide whether your purchase is smooth or a headache.
Read the guideGIFT City and Indian real estate aren't actually solving the same problem. Here's how to choose based on what you're optimizing for.
Read the guideTDS on a property sale is calculated on the full sale value, not your profit, unless you apply for a certificate in advance. Here's the guide that closes that gap.
Read the guideSarjapur Road, Devanahalli, Whitefield, and Budigere Cross — which Bangalore micro-market and developer actually fits what you're optimizing for.
Read the guideHigher yield in Hyderabad's concentrated IT corridor, or Pune's steadier, more diversified base — the real tradeoff behind a comparison that usually stops too early.
Read the guideScarcity in Mumbai, momentum in Gurgaon — a real comparison for the Australian NRI where ₹3-5 crore+ (A$440k-$730k+) isn't the question, fit is.
Read the guideSelling is the easy part. Moving the proceeds to Australia runs on a separate set of rules — a USD 1 million annual ceiling, two chartered accountant forms, and one account distinction that decides everything.
Read the guideThree account types, one decision that quietly determines your tax bill, your repatriation freedom and your currency risk for the next decade.
Read the guideA PoA is the document that lets a purchase complete while you're at work in Australia. Drafted loosely, it's also the document that hands someone else control of your asset.
Read the guideEvery Indian state runs a free public RERA portal listing registered projects, promoter track records and filed complaints. Most NRI buyers never open one.
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