Farmland for NRIs near Bengaluru
Many NRIs want a piece of green land near Bengaluru for family, retirement or a long-term asset. Before you plan one, understand the rules.
What the rules say
Under India's foreign exchange rules (FEMA), NRIs and OCI cardholders generally cannot buy agricultural land, plantation property or farmhouses. They can usually hold such land only if they inherit it. Rules can change, so take advice from a qualified lawyer before you commit.
How NRI families usually take part
- A resident Indian family member buys the plot in their own name
- The NRI visits the farm and follows its progress remotely
Our team can explain the documents and process for the resident buyer. We can't give legal or tax advice.
The Phase 3 plan is ₹25 lakh per 4,400 sq.ft plot: ₹15 lakh for the land plus ₹10 lakh as a managed investment, with returns as per agreement (terms apply). See the plan.
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Frequently asked questions
Can an NRI buy agricultural land in Karnataka?
Generally no. Under FEMA, NRIs and OCIs cannot buy agricultural land except by inheritance. Check with a lawyer for your case.
Can a family member in India buy instead?
Yes, a resident Indian can buy in their own name.
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General information, not financial or legal advice. Returns and appreciation are not guaranteed; review all project documents before investing. Arogya Vana is a project of Saptha Ventures.