We help Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) buy, sell, or recover residential, agricultural, and commercial property in Punjab, Chandigarh, and selected areas of Haryana and Himachal Pradesh. We also assist with disputed properties and unlawful occupation cases.

No, we specialise in managing property transactions and disputes for NRIs who are abroad. Most processes can be handled remotely with proper documentation, including Power of Attorney (PoA).

We work closely with legal professionals to resolve disputes, handle unlawful possession, and navigate inheritance or title issues. While we’re not a law firm, we coordinate all necessary legal support for property matters.

Yes, NRIs can purchase residential and commercial properties. However, buying agricultural land, farmhouses, or plantation property is restricted unless acquired through inheritance or with special RBI permission.

You will typically need: Valid passport, PAN card, Overseas address proof, Power of Attorney (if not in India), NRE/NRO bank account details.

Yes. You can sell your Indian property as an NRI. We assist with the sale process, including marketing, legal checks, negotiation, and paperwork. A Power of Attorney can be used if you're not in India.

Yes. Property recovery and handling of unlawful occupation or squatting is one of our specialties. We act on your behalf to pursue legal remedies and reclaim rightful possession.

We can help reconstruct your documentation using land registry records, municipal records, and inheritance chains. This is common and part of our core service offering.

No. In most cases, we offer an initial free consultation. Once we understand your case, we discuss fees based on the complexity, property type, and potential legal work involved.

PoA is a legal document that allows someone you trust in India to act on your behalf. It’s essential if you’re living abroad and want to authorise someone to handle property matters like sale, registration, or court proceedings.

Yes. It can be executed at the Indian Embassy or Consulate in your country. It must then be adjudicated (legally recognised) by the local registrar in India.

We assist with physical site verification, photography, drone footage, and land record checks to confirm if your property is safe or unlawfully occupied.

You will pay Capital Gains Tax (Long Term or Short Term depending on holding period) and TDS deducted at source (20%-30%). We guide you through tax-saving options and help you apply for lower TDS certificates if applicable.

Yes, up to USD 1 million per financial year can be repatriated legally. We assist with filing the correct paperwork (Form 15CA/CB) and banking processes.

Yes. A PAN card is mandatory for all property transactions and for filing taxes on capital gains.

We verify title through mutation and revenue records and help resolve family disputes. We also assist in court filings or out-of-court settlements where needed.

Yes, through a Gift Deed which must be registered and stamped. We can prepare and execute all legal documentation on your behalf.

Yes, especially in cases involving multiple heirs or contested Wills. We work with local lawyers to obtain succession certificates or probate orders.

We currently focus on: Punjab (Amritsar, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, etc.), Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh (select parts), Haryana (mainly Ambala, Panchkula, etc.).

Yes, we are exploring expansion based on demand from our NRI clients.

We are NRI-focused and understand international expectations. We work transparently with regular updates, written communication, and fixed-fee structures. We act as your trusted representatives.

Simply contact us with a brief summary of your situation. We’ll offer a free initial consultation and explain the next steps.