NRI Property Sale India: Power of Attorney Guide for Canadians 2026
Avoid the mistakes that void your SPA and delay your India property sale.
Most NRIs selling property in India from Canada make the
same expensive mistakes — wrong wording that triggers
lakhs in unexpected stamp duty, a missed 90-day deadline
that voids the document, or weeks lost visiting the
Indian Consulate when they no longer need to.
This 2026 playbook tells you exactly what goes wrong and
how to avoid every failure point before you sign.
What's inside:
— The Article 41(e) trap: one clause in a non-family
attorney SPA can trigger 5–6% stamp duty on market value
— The 90-day deadline: miss it and your SPA is void —
you restart the entire process from Canada
— January 2024 Apostille change: no consulate visit
needed — most NRIs don't know this yet
— 10 rejection scenarios and how to avoid each one
— Province-by-province Apostille guide: BC, Ontario,
Alberta, Quebec and all other provinces
— State-by-state India comparison: Karnataka, Maharashtra,
Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Delhi, Kerala
— FEMA compliance powers your SPA must include for
Form 15CA/15CB and repatriation
— "Do This First" quick-start page — 5 steps in 2 minutes
— Visual Canada→India flow diagram
— Complete pre-signing checklist and fee summary
For informational purposes only. Not legal advice.
Consult a qualified advocate for your circumstances.




