NRI Property News
16-09-2022
What are property management services? Why hire NRIWAY for NRI property management services?
By Admin
Property management is a third-party contractor's daily control of the residential, commercial, or industrial real estate. Property managers are often in charge of day-to-day repairs and continuing maintenance, security, and upkeep of buildings. They typically work with investors who own apartment and condominium complexes, private home communities, shopping malls, and industrial parks.
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16-09-2022
Best property investment tips for NRIs
By Admin
The Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), which is overseen by the Reserve Bank of India, governs the purchase and acquisition of immovable assets in India by non-residents (RBI). For FEMA purposes, a Non Resident Indian (NRI) is an Indian citizen who resides outside of India. OCI refers to a non-Indian citizen who was born in India or whose parents or grandparents were born there (Overseas Citizen of India). For the sake of our discussion, I will refer to both NRIs and OCIs as NRIs because they are considered equally for real estate investment. The provisions that apply to NRIs and OCIs are the focus of this discussion.
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16-09-2022
What is a NORI certificate? Why is it needed?
By Admin
US immigration standards compel all J-1 visa holders to spend two years in their native country (India). When seeking for an H1B visa, which waives a two-year stay in India, J-1 visa holders must provide a NORI Certificate to US officials. A NORI certificate from an Indian Mission or Post in the United States is required for applicants seeking a J1 waiver. Those returning to India should apply for this certificate at the CPV Division of the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi. Applicants who live in a third country must apply through their native country's Indian Mission or Post.
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16-09-2022
What is an MEA Apostille? What are the uses of an MEA Apostille?
By Admin
Apostille is a method of authenticating papers. Documents that have received an apostille are acceptable in nations signatories to the Hague Convention. The Ministry of External Affairs is abbreviated as MEA. The Ministry of external affairs oversees a country's overseas relations. The MEA apostille is the Ministry of foreign affairs attestation of papers used overseas. The MEA apostille is recognized by nations signatories to the Hague Convention.
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16-09-2022
Importance of a Single Status Certificate in foreign countries
By Admin
A Single Status Certificate is a required personal document that must be legalised. The verification of the Single Status Certificate is critical for confirming your authenticity. The native government implements the attestation procedure, which grants permission to visit the country from abroad. When applying for a visa or providing certified papers, the applicable government agency will seek proof that you are an eligible candidate. In addition, the authentication procedure for Single Status Certificate attestation in India is time-consuming and tedious. There are a variety of suppliers who require document attestation till the ultimate one.
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16-09-2022
What is a police clearance certificate? Why is it important for NRIs?
By Admin
Indian passport holders who apply for Residential Status, Employment, or Long-Term Visas, or immigration, are given a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC). Individuals travelling abroad on a tourist visa are ineligible for a PCC. The Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) is an official document issued by the Indian Police or an authorised Indian Government official to an individual. It detects any criminal records a person may have against their name and gives a clearing certificate if such documents are clear. A PCC may be necessary for Indian or foreign people who are currently or have previously resided in India for the following reasons:
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16-09-2022
Birth Certificate Attestation In India
By Admin
Indian passport holders who apply for Residential Status, Employment, or Long-Term Visas, or immigration, are given a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC). Individuals travelling abroad on a tourist visa are ineligible for a PCC. The Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) is an official document issued by the Indian Police or an authorised Indian Government official to an individual. It detects any criminal records a person may have against their name and gives a clearing certificate if such documents are clear. A PCC may be necessary for Indian or foreign people who are currently or have previously resided in India for the following reasons:
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16-09-2022
Embassy Attestation Services (What Are They And Why Will You Need Them)
By Admin
An embassy attestation is a process of authenticating a potential migrant’s documents through stamps and seals of the person’s home country. It is a policy accepted worldwide and countries across the globe acknowledge and accept this protocol as a mark of authentication for an individual. This protocol is fulfilled through a unique ‘confirmation’ in the form of stamp hence labelled as an ‘Embassy Attestation'.
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16-09-2022
What is a police clearance certificate?
By Admin
Indian passport holders who apply for Residential Status, Employment, or Long-Term Visas, or immigration, are given a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC). Individuals travelling abroad on a tourist visa are ineligible for a PCC. The Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) is an official document issued by the Indian Police or an authorised Indian Government official to an individual. It detects any criminal records a person may have against their name and gives a clearing certificate if such documents are clear. A PCC may be necessary for Indian or foreign people who are currently or have previously resided in India for the following reasons:
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16-09-2022
Impact of Fluctuation in Rupee on NRI Savings
By Admin
Devaluation of rupee affects India’s real estate in more than a few ways – starting with the cost of raw materials, manual labor, and transport to subcontracting engineers, builders and designers. But despite the Indian rupee depreciation, Indian real estate can still see a silver lining. Yes! It’s possible!
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