What are the Repatriation Rules in India?

Here are some of the possible scenarios if the property is bought by the NRI. 
 

1.   If the sale of property is bought by you before becoming an NRI. Then you can repatriate sales of up to 1 million USD in a financial year, and if you want to remit more than 1 million USD in a year, then you need to take special permission from the Reserve Bank of India by applying through the authorised bank. 
    
2. If you bought a property as an NRI, then the repatriation limit will depend on the source of funds through which you have purchased the property. If you have purchased property with foreign currency through your NRE or FCNR account, then you can repatriate of the sale of the whole property, apart from agricultural land, and purchased property through your NRo account, then you can transfer funds up to 1 million USD in a financial year. 

The repartition of sales for the Indian property depends on the including factors, like
 

1. If the property is gifted, purchased, or inherited. 
    
2. Your source of funds to acquire the property. 
    
3. Your residential status at the time you are purchasing the property. 
    

Above all, in the mentioned scenarios, the funds you have transferred will be liable to taxes deducted at source (TDS). Whenever you buy a property, you must fill out the Form 15CA.