CS Executive · Setting Up of Business, Industrial and Labour Laws · Setting up of Business outside India and Issues Relating thereto
Arjun, resident in India, inherited a flat in Dubai from his uncle, who was resident outside India. Under Section 6 of FEMA, what is the position of Arjun holding the flat?
Arjun may hold, own, transfer or invest in the Dubai flat. Section 6(4) of FEMA allows a resident in India to do so for foreign property inherited from a person resident outside India, so no approval or surrender is needed.
- AHe may hold, own, transfer or invest in it, as it was inherited from a person resident outside IndiaCorrect
- BHe must surrender it to the Reserve Bank within thirty days
- CHe may hold it but cannot transfer it
- DHe needs Central Government approval to hold it
Explanation
Section 6(4) permits a resident in India to hold, own, transfer or invest in foreign immovable property if acquired or held when resident outside India, or inherited from a person resident outside India. The flat was inherited from a non-resident, so no surrender or approval is required.
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