NRIs allowed to remit up to $1 million from property sales annually | INRnews

Mumbai, November 01, 2006 : The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its mid-term review of monetary policy has allowed non resident Indians (NRI) to remit abroad up to $1 million per year from the sale of immovable property in India. Until now, NRIs and people of Indian origin were required to lock-in sale proceeds in their non-resident ordinary accounts for a few years.

Proceeds of sale of property acquired as an inheritance, gift or through purchases can be credited to NRO accounts. The annual ceiling on total remittances out of NRO accounts is $1 million. 

The Reserve Bank of India also announced measures to liberalise overseas investment by residents, doubling the limits from $25,000 to $50,000 per financial year. The limit will cover gifts or donations as well as investment by resident individuals in overseas companies. The existing provision for private travel up to $10,000 per financial year will continue.


By INRnews Correspondent

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