For most NRI investments yes, but the route, the limits and the paperwork depend on the product and on which account you invested from. It is the question we are asked most, and the one people most often get wrong after the fact. Bring your case to a banking or tax specialist on the day and get it confirmed before you commit.

India has double taxation avoidance agreements with most countries where NRIs live, and they generally decide which country taxes which kind of income. What that means for you depends on your country of residence and the income involved, so the tax experts at the expo will take your specific case.

They behave differently on repatriation, on tax and on what you can pay in, and using the wrong one is awkward and expensive to unwind later. Banking partners at the expo will map your situation to the right account before you move any money.

Usually yes, through a registered power of attorney, and several developers exhibiting handle NRI purchases end to end. What you can and cannot delegate varies, so confirm it with the developer and with a legal advisor in the same session.

Tax is deducted at source when an NRI sells property, and both the rate and the refund process differ from a resident sale. Getting it wrong can tie up a large sum for a long time. Take the numbers to a tax expert on the day.

It is India's international financial centre, where NRIs can hold dollar-denominated investments under a separate regulatory regime. It comes up because it changes the tax and repatriation picture. GIFT City specialists are exhibiting, so you can ask what it would mean for you.

For most investments yes, and it is far easier to sort out before you start than in the middle of a transaction. NRI service partners at the expo can tell you what applies to you and how to get one from abroad.

It depends entirely on the product. A mutual fund and a Mumbai apartment are not the same conversation. Exhibitors will give you their minimums directly in a one-on-one, without you committing to anything.

The exhibitor's own people, not a call centre. Depending on the brand that is a founder, a relationship head or a senior specialist, and in most cases someone who can give you a straight answer rather than pass you on.

You choose who you speak to and for how long. Nothing is bought on the platform, no payment is taken, and you can leave a room whenever you like. Anything you go on to do is between you and that exhibitor.

Yes. Pick the exhibitor, choose a slot, and the appointment is confirmed in your dashboard.

The expo is open 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM India Standard Time on both days, Saturday 31st October and Sunday 1st November. In the UAE and Oman that is 10:30 AM to 6:30 PM, and in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM. One-on-one appointments are booked in your own time zone.

Your details go to NRI Nivesh and to the exhibitors you choose to speak to, and to nobody else. You can ask us to delete them at any time on our Data Retention and Deletion page.

Yes. OCIs, Persons of Indian Origin and residents of India are welcome.