IBBI registered valuation reports accepted by HMRC, IRS, CRA, ATO and all major Indian banks. We handle everything on the ground — you receive the report digitally, wherever you are.
When selling inherited or purchased property in India, a registered valuation as of the acquisition date is required to compute your capital gains liability under Indian income tax law.
HMRC (UK), IRS (USA), CRA (Canada), and ATO (Australia) require a certified fair market value of your Indian property when declaring foreign assets or computing gains. Our reports are formatted to meet these requirements.
Received property through inheritance or gift? A valuation report establishes the fair market value at the date of acquisition — essential for future sale, partition, or transfer among family members.
Indian and overseas banks require a registered valuation report when processing property-backed loans or verifying asset value for repatriation of sale proceeds under FEMA guidelines.
Send us the property address, ownership documents (sale deed, patta, EC) and the purpose of valuation via WhatsApp or email. Scanned copies or phone photos are fine.
Our valuer visits the property, records measurements, photographs the structure and surroundings, and verifies key documents. You do not need to be present.
A formal valuation report is prepared by an IBBI Registered Valuer, signed and stamped. The report includes property description, market analysis, comparable sales, and the certified fair market value.
You receive the signed report as a PDF within 2–3 working days. A hard copy can be couriered to any Indian address if required.
Base valuation fee ₹2,500 + NRI/overseas tax surcharge ₹2,500. Commercial property and large land parcels are quoted separately.
Share your property details on WhatsApp and we'll confirm scope and price within a few hours. No sales calls, no pressure.