How do I give a power of attorney to someone in India from Australia?
First, let me explain the eligibility criteria and then provide the real example of how we executed the POA for sale deed registration and loan clearance Eligibility Prefer to give POA to your blood relative because the stamp duty is just Rs. 200/- for blood relative. POA to non-blood relative is 6.6% of your selling or buying price (5.6% of stamp duty and 1% of registration cost). However, you can offset this cost at the time of sale deed registration. Father, mother, brother, and sister are considered as blood relatives. In-law, nephew, and cousins doesn’t come under blood relative category. If you are giving POA to your blood relative, any government-approved ID proof should establish the relationship. For Example: if you are giving POA to your father in India, your Aadhar or passport should have your father name as son of or daughter of POA in Australia can be notarized or attested from Indian embassy. In India, POA should be adjudicated, in the jurisdiction where the property yo