NRI Hub

Real estate investment has always proven to be a profitable alternative for NRIs. The security of a home in India is now more crucial than ever, especially in the aftermath of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Manasvy Group, one of the most well-known real estate businesses in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, invites investors worldwide to invest in innovative residential projects in Hyderabad. Our long-standing presence in the real estate sector has yielded good profits for NRIs who have invested in us.

Manasvy Group ensures the most open communication and frequent updates on project information to complete property agreements that meet your real estate investment demands, ensuring a safe investment.

If you are thinking about buying real estate in India, you should look closely at some of our exciting new luxury developments. They may change the way you think about Hyderabad's real estate market forever.

Manasvy Group’s NRI Support

It is intended to support you throughout the whole investment process and give you all the inputs you need to make an educated decision.

Provides you with information on bank loans
Assists in loan processing
Provides you with transparent and honest information on project updates to the registration process
Handles documentation and other paperwork
Ensures transparency in transactions
Can handle the registration process even if you are not in a position to do so in person

FAQ's

Yes, you will receive all the information required for you to invest in a property at Manasvy through the Manasvy NRI Assistance.

Power of attorney (In the name of an Indian resident who can carry out legal and financial proceedings on your behalf)
The purchaser's PAN card
The purchaser's passport (in case your PAN card is unavailable)
An NRE or NRO account

An Indian national working overseas for an uncertain amount of time is known as an NRI. Person of Indian Origin (PIO) refers to a person who, in accordance with the Indian Constitution or the Citizenship Act of 1955, was either an Indian citizen at some point in the past or whose parents or grandparents were Indian citizens.

According to the broad authority given by the RBI, an NRI or PIO may indeed purchase real estate in India.

Yes, an NRI may do this to a PIO or an Indian citizen.

No, an NRI is not permitted to sell real estate in India without RBI approval.

Yes, an NRI can hold commercial assets in India besides farms, plantation estates, and other agricultural land.

Yes, an NRI can obtain a loan to buy a home in India, but only from a select group of lenders, including LIC Housing Finance Ltd. and HDFC.

Rent, yearly value, and capital gains from the sale of an NRI's property are all taxable forms of income.