General permission for overseas agricultural investment allows resident Indian companies and firms to acquire land subject to eligibility and valuation rules. Resident Indian companies and partnership firms may undertake agricultural operations overseas directly or via overseas offices, provided they are eligible under Regulation 6 and the investment remains within the overall limits specified there. For acquisitions of land overseas, the land valuation must be certified by a certified valuer registered with the appropriate valuation authority in the host country.
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General permission for overseas agricultural investment allows resident Indian companies and firms to acquire land subject to eligibility and valuation rules.
Resident Indian companies and partnership firms may undertake agricultural operations overseas directly or via overseas offices, provided they are eligible under Regulation 6 and the investment remains within the overall limits specified there. For acquisitions of land overseas, the land valuation must be certified by a certified valuer registered with the appropriate valuation authority in the host country.
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