For many NRIs (Non-Resident Indians), investing in property back home is both an emotional and strategic decision. Whether it’s for future relocation, retirement planning, or simply diversifying investments, buying real estate in India as an NRI has never been easier — thanks to improved regulations, virtual processes, and NRI-focused support from developers.
If you’re considering buying a home in Andhra Pradesh, particularly in cities like Rajahmundry, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know.

Who Qualifies as an NRI?

An NRI is an Indian citizen who has stayed abroad for employment, business, or any other purpose for more than 182 days in a financial year.
As an NRI, you’re legally eligible to purchase:

  • Residential properties (apartments, villas, plots)
  • Commercial properties (shops, offices)

However, you cannot buy agricultural land, farmhouses, or plantations unless inherited.

Documents Required for Property Purchase

Here’s what you’ll typically need:

  • Valid Indian Passport / OCI Card
  • PAN Card (mandatory for financial transactions)
  • Indian address (if applicable)
  • Power of Attorney (if you’re not physically present in India)
  • NRE/NRO Account details (for payments)

At Bridge County, our team helps you coordinate all of this seamlessly.

Can I Buy Property Without Visiting India?

Yes. Thanks to digital processes, many NRIs buy property remotely. Here’s how:

  • Virtual walkthroughs of the property
  • Digital signature on booking and sales agreements
  • Execution of Power of Attorney (PoA) for legal formalities
  • Online payments from NRE/NRO accounts

Bridge County offers full support for NRIs looking to book their dream home from abroad.

Payment Options for NRIs

You can fund your purchase through:

  • NRE (Non-Resident External) Account
  • NRO (Non-Resident Ordinary) Account
  • FCNR Account
  • Home Loan from Indian Banks (if eligible)

Most reputed builders like Pragnya Riverbridge Developers Ltd. also offer trusted partnerships with banks for loan assistance and documentation support.

Why Rajahmundry Is NRI-Friendly

  • Affordable yet appreciating real estate
  • Strong rental and resale market
  • Peaceful city ideal for future retirement or family stays
  • Connectivity via NH-16, railway station, and regional airport
  • Growing demand for gated communities like Bridge County

Why Bridge County is a Great Choice for NRIs

✅ RERA Approved
✅ Virtual site visits & booking support
✅ Premium apartments and villas in a 45-acre township
✅ Loan and legal assistance
✅ Trusted developer with professional documentation process

📞 Want help buying from abroad?

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, through a registered Power of Attorney.
There’s TDS on property purchases, but it can be adjusted/refunded. Our team will guide you.
Yes, NRIs can co-own property with Indian citizens or other NRIs.

✈️ Final Thoughts

Buying a property in India is no longer complicated for NRIs. With the right project, transparent developers, and support systems in place, it can be one of your smartest long-term investments.
If you’re an NRI looking to invest in a trusted, future-ready gated community — Bridge County in Rajahmundry is ready to welcome you home.