๐พ No — NRIs are not allowed to purchase agricultural land, plantation property, or farmhouses in India, as per RBI guidelines.
However, they can inherit or receive such land as a gift from a resident Indian.
๐ Important: Violating this law can lead to legal complications and forced sale. Always seek legal clarity before making any property investment in India.
๐ง Legal Tip: Whether you’re an NRI or advising one, property laws vary by state and category — consult before you commit.
๐ At EOS Chambers, we assist NRIs and foreign nationals in navigating Indian real estate law with confidence and compliance.
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