For NRIs: Property in Kerala, Made Simple from Abroad
Browse, shortlist, and connect with owners and brokers back home — without needing to be there in person.
Built With Remote Buyers in Mind
Kerala has one of the largest NRI communities of any Indian state, and a huge share of property decisions here are made from Dubai, Doha, Riyadh, London, or further afield. We built Kerala Property Finder knowing that many of you are searching, comparing, and deciding long before you're able to visit in person.
How We Make Remote Buying Easier
Request a Video Call
Every listing has a "Request Video Call" option — ask the owner or broker for a live video walkthrough at a time that works across your time zone.
See Prices in Your Currency
Switch the currency display to AED, USD, GBP, SAR, or QAR to get a quick sense of pricing without doing the conversion math yourself.
WhatsApp-First Contact
WhatsApp works reliably across borders and time zones. Every listing and broker profile has a direct WhatsApp button, so you're never stuck with a local phone number that's hard to reach.
Verified Brokers on the Ground
Our Verified Broker badge means that broker's identity has been checked with a government ID — helpful when you need someone trustworthy to represent your interests locally.
A Few Things to Know Before You Invest
This is general information only, not legal or financial advice. Rules can change, and your specific situation matters — please confirm current details with a qualified lawyer, chartered accountant, or your bank before making any decision.
- FEMA governs NRI property purchases — the Foreign Exchange Management Act sets the rules for what NRIs can buy. Residential and commercial property is generally permitted; agricultural land, plantations, and farmhouses typically are not, except by inheritance.
- RERA registration is worth checking — for under-construction projects, verifying the RERA number on the Kerala RERA portal is a standard, sensible due-diligence step before committing.
- A Power of Attorney is common if you can't be present for registration or paperwork — a POA lets a trusted representative act on your behalf, usually set up through the Indian consulate in your country of residence.
- Funds typically move through NRE/NRO accounts — most NRI property payments are routed through an NRE or NRO bank account rather than a regular foreign transfer. Your bank can confirm the right setup for your situation.
Start Looking Today
Browse verified listings, connect with brokers who know your district, and request a video call whenever you're ready.