NRI Corner

Investing in your homeland should be effortless. We guide NRIs through every step of buying premium property in Pune — from anywhere in the world.

Your Home in India Awaits

Why NRIs Choose Pune

Pune has emerged as one of India's most rewarding real estate destinations for NRI investors — combining strong capital appreciation, healthy rental yields, and an exceptional quality of life.

Steady appreciation — Pune's prime localities like Erandwane have delivered consistent year-on-year growth backed by genuine end-user demand.
Strong rental demand — a large student and IT-professional population ensures dependable rental income.
Quality of life — pleasant climate, top educational institutions, and excellent healthcare make Pune ideal for eventual return or family use.
Infrastructure growth — metro expansion, ring roads and airport upgrades continue to lift property values.

Banking Made Simple

Understanding NRE, NRO & FCNR Accounts

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NRE Account

A Non-Resident External account holds your foreign earnings in Indian Rupees. Funds — both principal and interest — are fully and freely repatriable, making it ideal for property investment with future repatriation in mind.

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NRO Account

A Non-Resident Ordinary account manages income earned within India, such as rent. Repatriation is permitted up to USD 1 million per financial year, subject to applicable taxes and documentation.

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FCNR Account

A Foreign Currency Non-Resident account holds deposits in foreign currency, protecting you from exchange-rate fluctuations. Funds are fully repatriable and can be used towards your property purchase.

A Seamless Journey

How NRIs Buy with Ajit Construction

Connect

Reach out via call, email or WhatsApp. We respond across time zones.

Virtual Tour

Explore the project through live video walkthroughs and detailed plans.

Documentation

We guide you through KYC, PoA and FEMA-compliant paperwork.

Payment

Transfer through NRE/NRO/FCNR channels with our banking partners.

Possession

Receive your home, with ongoing management support if required.

Documents an NRI Needs

Valid passport and visa / OCI or PIO card
Overseas and Indian address proof
PAN card (mandatory for property transactions)
Recent passport-size photographs
NRE/NRO/FCNR bank account details
Power of Attorney, if completing the purchase remotely

Our Due-Diligence Promise

Every Ajit Construction project is MahaRERA registered with clear, marketable title. We provide complete transparency on approvals, timelines and pricing — so you can invest with total confidence from thousands of miles away.

Clear and verifiable land title
MahaRERA registration on every project
Transparent, all-inclusive pricing with no hidden charges
Dedicated NRI relationship manager

Let's Begin

NRI Enquiry

Share your details and our dedicated NRI desk will reach out at a time convenient to your zone.

Questions & Answers

NRI Property FAQs

Yes. Under FEMA regulations, NRIs and OCIs (Overseas Citizens of India) can freely purchase residential and commercial property in India without prior RBI approval. The only restriction is on agricultural land, plantation property and farmhouses.

Payments must be made in Indian Rupees through normal banking channels — using funds in your NRE, NRO or FCNR account, or via inward remittance. Payment in foreign currency or traveller's cheques is not permitted.

Yes. Most leading Indian banks offer home loans to NRIs, typically financing up to 80% of the property value. EMIs are paid through your NRE/NRO account. We can connect you with our banking partners to simplify the process.

No. The entire purchase can be completed remotely. You may execute a Power of Attorney (PoA) in favour of a trusted relative or representative in India to sign documents and complete registration on your behalf.

NRIs pay the same stamp duty and registration charges as resident Indians. On rental income and capital gains, NRIs are subject to TDS, though benefits under the relevant Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) may apply. We recommend consulting a tax advisor.

Yes, subject to FEMA conditions. Proceeds from the sale of up to two residential properties can generally be repatriated, provided the property was purchased in compliance with FEMA and the funds came through proper banking channels.

Your Home in Pune is Closer Than You Think

Speak with our dedicated NRI desk today — available across time zones, on call, email and WhatsApp.

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