Yes. The standard route is a registered Power of Attorney (PoA) given to a trusted person in India. The PoA must be executed before the Indian consulate in your country (or apostilled where applicable) and then adjudicated/stamped in India within the prescribed time before use.
The attorney can then sign the sale deed and complete registration on your behalf. Buyers will also deduct TDS at the higher NRI rates on the sale value, so plan the tax paperwork (PAN, capital gains computation, lower-deduction certificate if eligible) in advance. A verified local broker plus a property lawyer makes remote closing routine – this is one of Broker Network’s most requested services.
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