Property Repatriation Assistance
Provide information and coordination with qualified tax, banking and legal professionals for capital repatriation.
What is this service?
Repatriating sale proceeds from an Indian property sale to your overseas bank account involves FEMA compliance, Form 15CA and 15CB certifications, and NRO to NRE or outward foreign remittance procedures. OWNRO coordinates with qualified chartered accountants and authorized dealer banks.
Who Needs This Service
- NRIs who have sold property in India and wish to remit funds abroad lawfully
- Overseas citizens liquidating inherited Indian real estate assets
- Sellers requiring 15CA / 15CB chartered accountant certifications
Required Information or Documents
- Registered Sale Deed of sale and original purchase deed
- Bank statement showing credit of sale consideration into NRO account
- Proof of tax deduction (TDS) and tax clearance challans
What Is Included
How It Works
Tax Computation
Chartered accountant verifies capital gains and TDS.
15CA / 15CB Filing
Complete statutory certifications on the income tax portal.
Bank Remittance
Submit documents to authorized dealer bank for outward remittance.
Authorized dealer bank remittance and FEMA filing charges at actuals.
- • OWNRO provides coordination; formal tax certifications are issued by independent registered Chartered Accountants under ICAI guidelines.
- • Remittance is subject to RBI FEMA limits (up to USD 1 Million per financial year under the Liberalized Remittance Scheme).
Frequently Asked Questions
How much money can an NRI repatriate from an Indian property sale?
Under RBI guidelines, up to USD 1 Million per financial year can be remitted from an NRO account after tax compliance.
Request Repatriation Assistance
Provide your overseas contact details and property location in India. Our NRI coordinator will respond during your preferred timezone window.