NRI
Hyderabad, The City of Opportunities!
With booming IT and Pharma hubs, great infrastructure, and steady property growth, Hyderabad offers NRIs high rental potential and long-term value. Svadha is your trusted partner, delivering quality homes in prime locations with hassle-free NRI support and transparent documentation. Invest smart, stress-free, and build your future in Hyderabad with Svadha.
Why Svadha?
Svadha is a trusted developer delivering quality homes in prime locations near IT and lifestyle hubs. With dedicated NRI support, including virtual tours, legal assistance, we make investing from abroad simple. Thoughtfully designed for living and long-term returns, our homes come with clear documentation and transparent processes, giving investors complete peace of mind.

Quality
We build and maintain strong relationships through continuous assessment.

Planning
Planning is a dream in progress—long, detailed, and essential.

Design
Every step is aimed at delighting you from the very beginning.

Delivery
We deliver complex projects with precision and in time.

Specifications
We follow precise steps to create lasting, durable results.
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Frequently Asked Questions
An NRI is a person who is an Indian citizen but resides outside India for the purpose of employment, business, education, or any other reason indicating an indefinite stay abroad. A person is considered an NRI if they spend less than 182 days in India during the preceding financial year.
A PIO is a person (other than a citizen of Bangladesh or Pakistan) who has held an Indian passport at any time, or whose parents or grandparents were Indian citizens, or who is the spouse of an Indian citizen or PIO. The PIO Scheme has been merged with OCI since 2015.
An OCI is a foreign citizen of Indian origin who has been granted OCI status by the Government of India. This provides a lifelong visa and various rights related to residency and property ownership, but excludes those who have ever been citizens of Pakistan or Bangladesh. OCI is effectively the successor to the PIO scheme.
Yes, NRIs and OCIs are allowed to purchase residential and commercial properties in India without any special permission. However, they are not allowed to purchase agricultural land, plantation property, or farmhouses.
No, there is no restriction. NRIs and OCIs can buy as many residential or commercial properties as they wish within India under the general permission guidelines.
Yes, NRIs and OCIs are allowed to inherit any type of property—residential, commercial, or agricultural—from a person residing in India, provided the inheritance complies with legal and FEMA guidelines.
NRIs can book a property through online communication, video calls, or via a legally
authorized representative in India holding a Power of Attorney. We offer digital
documentation and secure online payment options for your convenience.
You will need:
1. A valid passport and visa/OCI card
2. PAN card
3. Overseas address proof
4. Recent photographs
5. Power of Attorney (if applicable)
Payments must be made in Indian rupees using:
– Funds from NRE/NRO/FCNR accounts.
– Direct inward remittances from overseas bank accounts via normal banking channels.
Note: Cash payments are not permitted under FEMA.
It is not mandatory if you are in India to execute the sale. However, a PoA is strongly recommended if you reside abroad and want someone in India to act on your behalf for documentation, registration, or possession.
Yes, we provide complete assistance with legal documentation, registration, and liaison with government departments. We also help with guidance on PoA, home loans, and NRI tax queries through our legal experts.
Yes, but only if the property was acquired with prior RBI approval. In such cases, they are also required to seek RBI approval before selling the property, whether the buyer is an Indian or another foreign national.
