Homes for Global Indians

Your Gateway to a Secure and Seamless Home Investment in India

At Revasa, we understand what it means to live away from your roots while staying connected to them. For over three decades, we’ve helped global Indians invest in homes that offer not just value, but also a true sense of belonging. Whether you are buying for personal use, planning a future return or investing for your family, we ensure your experience is as secure and seamless as it should be.

Why Global Indians Choose Us

  • Legacy You Can Trust: With a 100% on‑time delivery record and over 36 years of reliability, we offer peace of mind that transcends distance.
  • Future‑Ready Communities: Our gated developments are designed with modern families in mind, balancing considered architecture, intelligent layouts and lifestyle‑driven amenities.
  • Unmatched Transparency: Every step is documented, every milestone communicated and every detail made accessible – so you feel connected, wherever you are in the world
Welcome home, wherever you are. Revasa warmly invites Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) to invest with confidence. We understand the challenges of buying property from abroad, so our NRI Corner offers full support:
Dedicated Relationship Team

One on one assistance for every query, from discovery to post possession.

Compliance & Documentation Support

Guidance on regulatory requirements, Power of Attorney, registration and remittances.

Virtual Walkthroughs & Updates

Regular video calls, digital brochures and milestone tracking.

Post Handover Services

Assistance for leasing, resale and property management if needed.

FAQs

Yes, NRIs who hold Indian passports can buy both residential and commercial properties in Telangana. However, they cannot purchase agricultural land, plantation property, or farmhouses unless it’s inherited or gifted.
No. You can authorize someone (friend, relative, or lawyer) through a Power of Attorney (PoA) to carry out the transaction on your behalf, including signing documents, registering property, and handling bank matters.
While not mandatory for NRIs to own property, Aadhaar is often requested for utilities, registration, and income tax purposes. It’s advisable to have one if you plan to lease, resell, or manage the property remotely.

You can fund your purchase through:

  • NRE/NRO accounts

  • FCNR accounts

  • Home loans from Indian banks (must be repaid via NRE/NRO accounts)
    Note: All payments must be made in Indian Rupees (INR).

No special approvals are required for buying residential or commercial property. But all transactions must comply with FEMA regulations and be reported to the RBI, if applicable.

Property registration is done at the Sub-Registrar Office under the jurisdiction of the property location. You or your Power of Attorney holder must:

  • Pay stamp duty and registration fees

  • Submit identity proof, address proof, and PAN card

  • Present the sale deed for registration

  • Stamp Duty: ~7-8% (varies slightly based on area)

  • Registration Charges: ~1%

  • TDS (Tax Deducted at Source): 1% if property > ₹50 lakhs

  • Capital Gains Tax on resale (short-term or long-term depending on holding period)

Yes. NRIs can rent out their residential or commercial property and repatriate the rental income after paying applicable taxes. Rental proceeds must be credited to the NRO account, and repatriation is subject to RBI limits and documentation.

Stay Connected. Invest with Confidence. Come Home to Revasa.