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How an NRI can register Jaipur property without travelling

By Jaiprime Research Desk · Reviewed by Rishabh GargUpdated 16 October 2026

Short answer

An NRI can buy and register Jaipur property without travelling by giving a trusted person in India a specific power of attorney, executed before an Indian consulate or notarised and apostilled abroad, then stamped (and registered where required) in Rajasthan. The attorney signs and registers the sale deed for the NRI at the sub-registrar.

Step by step

Draft a specific POA naming the property and the acts: signing, paying duty, registering, mutation.
Execute it abroad before the Indian embassy or consulate, or notarise and apostille it, as the receiving office accepts.
Send the original to India.
Stamp it in Rajasthan (and register it where required) before use.
The attorney registers the sale deed on e-Panjiyan and at the sub-registrar.
Complete mutation and name transfer.

Important

A POA lets someone act for you; it does not transfer ownership. The Supreme Court in Suraj Lamp & Industries v State of Haryana (2011) held that sales by GPA without a registered deed do not convey title.
Use a specific, not general, POA.
Payments must come from your NRE/NRO/FCNR account or by inward remittance.

Questions

Frequently asked

Does the NRI need to sign anything in India?

Not if the POA covers all the acts and is properly executed and stamped. The attorney signs at registration.

Buying from abroad?

Video site visits, document checks and registration by power of attorney, handled end to end.

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Sources and official portals

This page is general information, not legal or financial advice. Rules and rates change: confirm with the relevant office before you transact.