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Can a NRI invest in India in immovable properties?

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Can a NRI invest in India in immovable properties?

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The Reserve Bank of India has allowed NRIs to use their foreign currency assets which have been earned and accumulated by them lawfully while they were resident outside India. The RBI has granted general exemption to them from the requirement of surrendering foreign exchange and income there on, in any currency (other than the currency of Nepal or Bhutan): – acquired by them lawfully i.e. without contravention of FERA, 1973, while they were resident outside India, and/or through employment, business or vocation outside India, taken up or commenced while they were residing outside India provided that they were resident outside India for a continuous period of not less than one year.

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