Own a piece of home.
Investing in Nagpur from abroad, made simple. RERA-approved, NA-cleared plots — with a dedicated NRI desk that handles banking, paperwork, and registration end to end.
- 0%
- RERA + NA
- USD 0M
- Repatriable / yr
- End-to-End
- NRI Desk
The fastest-rising land market in central India.
For an NRI, Nagpur offers what the metros no longer can — clear land titles, real appreciation runway, and entry prices that still make sense. Here’s what’s driving it.
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Samruddhi Mahamarg
The Mumbai–Nagpur Expressway puts the financial capital within a single day's drive and is reshaping land value all along the corridor.
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MIHAN & the cargo hub
India's largest multi-modal SEZ — IT, aviation, and logistics — is drawing employers and talent into Nagpur's south-west growth quadrant.
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An education & health cluster
AIIMS, IIM, IIIT, MNLU, and Symbiosis anchor a young, professional catchment around the Wardha Road belt.
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Airport & metro expansion
An expanding international airport and a growing metro network keep tightening connectivity across the city.
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Plotted land, built for owners abroad
Land appreciates without the upkeep, tenants, or depreciation of a built unit — the lowest-maintenance way to hold Indian real estate from overseas.
Wherever life has taken you, your roots can still be in Nagpur.
A plot at home, bought from abroad, held for the family that will one day come back to it.
Yes — you can buy a Mauli plot.
Under FEMA, NRIs, OCIs, and PIOs can freely purchase residential and commercial property in India — no RBI permission, no cap on how many you own. The one restriction is agricultural land, farmhouses, and plantations.
The good news: every Mauli project is NA-converted, RERA-registered residential land — so it sits squarely inside what an NRI is allowed to buy. Nothing we sell falls under the restricted category.
You can buy
- Residential NA plots (like Mauli's)
- Commercial property
- Any number of units
- Jointly with another NRI
You cannot buy
- Agricultural land
- Farmhouses
- Plantation property
- (only inheritable / giftable)
Five steps, fully handheld.
- 1
Set up banking
Use an NRE, NRO, or FCNR account, or remit funds inward in foreign currency. We share the exact account details — no cash, per FEMA.
- 2
Choose & block your plot
Pick your plot over a video walkthrough or a site visit. A 10% booking amount via banking channel holds it in your name.
- 3
Power of Attorney (if needed)
Can't fly down? Appoint a trusted person via a PoA attested at the Indian Embassy. We provide the format and coordinate the rest.
- 4
Registration
Sale deed, stamp duty, and registration — completed in person or by your PoA holder. Every document shared with you digitally.
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Hold, earn, repatriate
We help with ongoing management and, when you sell, with the repatriation paperwork (Forms 15CA/15CB) to move proceeds abroad.
Banking, repatriation, and tax — without the guesswork.
Which account to use
- NRENon-Resident External
For income earned abroad. Principal and interest are fully and freely repatriable. The cleanest route for a fresh investment from overseas earnings.
- NRONon-Resident Ordinary
For income earned in India (rent, dividends). Repatriation is capped at USD 1 million per financial year with Form 15CA/15CB.
- FCNRForeign Currency Non-Resident
Holds deposits in foreign currency, shielding you from rupee fluctuation. Fully repatriable, and usable to fund a purchase.
Repatriation
NRE-funded purchases: sale proceeds up to your original investment repatriate freely (up to two residential properties). Beyond that, or via NRO — up to USD 1M per financial year.
TDS on sale
Buyers deduct ~20% + surcharge + cess on long-term gains when an NRI sells. A Lower-TDS certificate (Section 197) limits deduction to the actual gain, not the full price.
Home loans
Leading Indian banks lend to NRIs for plots and homes, repayable via NRE/NRO or inward remittance. Our finance desk handles eligibility and documentation.
Tax benefits
Claim home-loan interest (Sec 24), principal (Sec 80C), and capital-gains exemptions (Sec 54 / 54F) by reinvesting — the same core reliefs available to residents.
What you’ll need to keep handy.
- Valid passport (and visa / work permit)
- OCI or PIO card, if applicable
- PAN card (mandatory for registration & tax)
- Overseas address proof
- Indian address proof, if available
- Passport-size photographs
- NRE / NRO account details
- Power of Attorney, if not registering in person
NRI questions, answered
- Yes. Under FEMA, NRIs, OCIs, and PIOs can freely buy residential and commercial property in India — and that includes non-agricultural (NA) residential plots like Mauli's. No prior RBI permission is needed, and there's no limit on how many you can own.
A plot back home, handled from anywhere.
Tell us your city and timezone — our NRI desk will call you back to walk through banking, paperwork, and the right plot for you.
The information on this page is general guidance on NRI property investment under FEMA, RBI, and Income-Tax rules as understood in 2026, and is not legal, tax, or investment advice. Rules change and individual circumstances differ — please confirm specifics with a qualified chartered accountant or legal advisor before transacting.