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Are you an NRI renting out property in India? Here is who can help to manage it; how to pay tax and remit money abroad
Mint 1 hr ago·10 Oct 2026, 4:06 am
Non‑resident Indians (NRIs) can legally own residential or commercial property in India and lease it out even while living abroad. The latest guidance outlines who can assist with property‑management firms and the procedural steps to collect rent, file taxes and move the proceeds overseas.
For investors, the flow of rental income from Indian real‑estate to NRI accounts can affect foreign‑exchange demand and the broader property market, especially if large numbers of NRIs decide to monetize assets. Keep an eye on any revisions to the Income Tax Act, RBI foreign‑exchange rules or state‑level rent‑control policies, as they could alter the cost and timing of remittances.
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