ComplyKart Services
Repatriation Of Sale Proceeds
Selling property in India as an NRI or foreign national involves capital gains tax, 15CA/15CB filings, and RBI's repatriation rules — get one step wrong and the money sits stuck in an NRO account. We manage the entire repatriation process so your sale proceeds reach your overseas account cleanly.
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Repatriation of Sale Proceeds Package Inclusions
- FEMA repatriation eligibility assessment
- AD bank documentation and Form A2
- Tax clearance (15CA/CB) coordination
- NRO to NRE transfer support
- Credit confirmation and compliance file
Overview
What this service actually covers
We manage the complete repatriation process for Indian property sale proceeds for NRIs, PIOs, and foreign nationals.
The process includes capital gains computation (with indexation and exemption analysis where applicable), TDS compliance by the buyer, and Form 15CA/15CB filings.
RBI permits repatriation of sale proceeds of residential property within prescribed limits — generally up to two properties, subject to an annual ceiling.
Funds move through your NRO account with the authorised dealer's certification.
We coordinate with your bank, the buyer, and your tax filings so nothing blocks the transfer.
Benefits
Why sellers get this done through us
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Tax computed correctly, exemptions captured
Indexation, Section 54/54F reinvestment options, and DTAA relief where applicable — we make sure you don't overpay capital gains tax.
Buyer TDS handled
The buyer must deduct TDS on your sale. We ensure the rate, form, and timing are right so your money isn't held up at the source.
15CA and 15CB filed precisely
Banks won't remit without these. Our CA certifies 15CB and we file 15CA so the authorised dealer clears the transfer.
One team for tax, FEMA, and banking
Repatriation sits at the intersection of three regimes. You get one coordinator who speaks to all of them.
Documents
Documents required for repatriation of sale proceeds
Clear, current documents matter more than a long checklist. Names, dates of birth and addresses should match across every record — that's what the MCA checks first. Tick what you already have below.
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Sale and holding proof
Verified against MCA requirements
Banking and tax support
Verified against MCA requirements
What is a CIN?
Every Private Limited Company gets a unique 21-character Corporate Identification Number from the MCA. It's proof your company legally exists. You'll need it for bank accounts, tax filings, and contracts. We handle the entire application — you just provide the documents above.
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Get Free Document ReviewQuestions Founders ask us about documents
What if my address proof is old?
Utility bills and bank statements must be less than 2 months old. If yours are older, get a fresh copy — the MCA rejects stale proofs.
Do I need original documents?
No. Clear scans or photos work for the entire process. We never ask you to courier originals.
What if directors live in different cities?
That's normal. Each director uploads their own documents separately. Our system keeps everything organised.
I'm outside India. Can I still register a company?
Yes. India allows 100% foreign ownership in most sectors, and the entire process happens online. You need one Indian resident director, and your passport + address proof must be apostilled — we'll guide you through both. NRI founders and foreign investors do this with us regularly.
Check if you're eligible →How long does registration actually take?
7 to 10 working days from the day your documents are verified. Name approval takes 2-3 days, MCA incorporation another 5-7. We track every stage and update you.
Can I start if I'm missing one document?
Yes. Start now with what you have — we begin name reservation and DSC while you arrange the rest. Most founders are missing one proof; it rarely blocks the timeline.
Process
Repatriation of sale proceeds process — step by step
You’ll see each stage, what’s pending and what we need from you — so filings don’t bounce back.
Step 1 of 6
Confirm the repatriation eligibility
An NRI selling shares or securities in India can repatriate the sale proceeds, subject to FEMA pricing and tax rules.
Compute tax and TDS on the gains
Tax on the capital gains is computed — holding period decides short-term versus long-term treatment, and TDS applies on the sale.
Get CA certification and 15CA/CB
A chartered accountant certifies the transaction, and Forms 15CA/CB are prepared where the remittance rules require them.
AD bank verification
The Authorised Dealer bank verifies the documents — sale proof, valuation, tax certificates, and the original investment trail.
Bank remits the proceeds
The bank remits the net proceeds to the NRI's overseas or NRE account after deducting TDS.
Preserve the remittance trail
The full paper trail — sale deed, tax challans, and bank advice — is preserved for FEMA and tax scrutiny.
Why ComplyKart
Why ComplyKart for this
You should know who’s doing what. Open a stage to see how the work is shared.
NRI tax and FEMA under one roof
Most repatriation delays come from tax and FEMA advice living in different offices. Ours sit together.
CA-certified, bank-accepted
Our 15CB certificates are issued by qualified CAs in the format banks actually accept.
Practical bank coordination
We know what authorised dealers ask for and prepare it upfront, instead of learning through rejections.
NRI tax and FEMA under one roof: Most repatriation delays come from tax and FEMA advice living in different offices. Ours sit together.
For NRI founders & foreign investors
If a founder or investor is outside India
You don't need to fly down. Most of our foreign-founder incorporations are completed without the founder ever visiting India — 100% foreign ownership is allowed in most sectors, and the entire process happens online.
Before you start
- 100% foreign ownership is allowed in most sectors — no Indian partner needed
- One Indian resident director is required by law — we help you find a compliant way forward
- Check whether your sector permits automatic-route foreign investment
- Your passport + address proof need an apostille, not an embassy visit
- Map ownership, beneficial ownership and pricing early
After incorporation
- Receive funds through permitted banking channels
- Complete RBI/FEMA reporting (FC-GPR, FLA) and keep the bank evidence
- Coordinate tax and ongoing compliance advice early
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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RBI rules allow repatriation within prescribed limits — generally covering up to two residential properties, subject to an annual ceiling. We confirm the exact limit applicable to your case.
Typically 3–6 weeks from sale completion, assuming buyer TDS and documentation are in order. Bank processing varies.
Buyers deduct TDS on payments to NRI sellers at the applicable rate on the sale consideration. If tax is over-deducted, you claim the refund in your Indian tax return — we handle that too.
Yes — inherited property can generally be sold and proceeds repatriated, subject to the same limits and documentation. Succession paperwork needs to be in order first.
Yes, the capital gain must be reported in your Indian income tax return. We prepare and file it as part of the engagement.
That complicates the repatriation and creates exposure for both parties. Talk to us — we assess the position and regularise it.
No — the funds must first come into your NRO account, and the repatriation is processed through the authorised dealer with 15CA/15CB.
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Last verified: 6 October 2026
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