Transparent pricing. No hidden charges. A property market where the rules are clear.
How can Indian investors buy Australian property?
Liviti helps Indian investors and NRIs purchase Australian investment property. Australia’s property market offers transparent pricing, independently regulated lending, strong rental yields, and consistent long-term capital growth. Liviti coordinates FIRB applications, non-resident lending, and remote acquisition across all major Australian states.
The opportunity
India’s property market is vast and growing, but complexity around stamp duty (up to 7–12% in many states), registration fees, and inconsistent regulation across states makes property investment challenging. For Indian professionals, IT executives, and business owners with international income or NRI status, diversifying into a well-regulated international property market is increasingly attractive.
- Stamp duty up to 7–12% in many Indian states
- Registration fees and undisclosed charges
- Inconsistent regulation across states
- Australia offers transparent, government-published rates
- Mandatory independent valuations on every transaction
- Strong rental demand driven by 400,000+ annual population growth
How Liviti helps Indian investors
Australia offers transparent pricing with no hidden charges, independently regulated lending (APRA), mandatory independent valuations on every transaction, and clear legal protections for property owners under the Torrens title system.
FIRB coordination
Full assistance with Foreign Investment Review Board applications.
Non-resident lending
Liviti identifies which Australian lenders accept Indian income (salary, business income, NRI remittances) for property lending.
Transparent cost structure
Liviti provides a complete, itemised cost breakdown before commitment: purchase price, stamp duty, FIRB fees, legal costs, and advisory fees. No hidden charges.
Education pathway alignment
Many Indian families invest in Australian property in cities where their children study (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane). Liviti helps structure the acquisition as an investment with long-term portfolio benefits.
Fully remote
India is 4.5–5.5 hours behind Australian Eastern Time. Video briefings in morning (IST) / afternoon (AEST).
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Indian citizens can purchase new Australian investment property subject to FIRB approval. NRIs (Non-Resident Indians) follow the same process. Liviti coordinates the full acquisition remotely.
Australian stamp duty is a single, transparent, government-published rate per state (typically 4–5.5% for standard purchases, plus a foreign buyer surcharge of 7–8% depending on state). Unlike India, there are no additional registration fees, GST on resale, or undisclosed charges.
Yes. Many Indian families purchase property in cities where their children study. Liviti can structure this as an investment property with rental yield and capital growth potential, not just student accommodation.
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