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Buying from Singapore and Asia-Pacific

Resort ownership in India from Singapore.

Fine Acers International sells freehold branded resort units in India to buyers in Singapore and Asia-Pacific through its Singapore office (Fine Acers Pte Ltd, 79 Anson Road). NRIs and OCI cardholders may own resort units subject to FEMA and each project’s confirmed eligibility; payments route through NRE or NRO accounts. As of October 2026.

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Your office

Singapore

Fine Acers Pte Ltd, 79 Anson Road

Singapore and Asia-Pacific. First contact for Singapore; Singapore time, two and a half hours ahead of India.

+65 8801 0844

All offices and the concierge desk

How buying works

  1. Choose a destination and unit; the collection shows status and product type.
  2. Confirm eligibility and payment routing with the non-resident guide.
  3. Request a written quotation and illustration through a private briefing.

On sale now

9 projects, 5 destinations.

Private briefing

A reply in your time zone.

Name, number and the destination you are curious about; the Singapore office replies by WhatsApp with the brief and a written illustration.

Request a private briefing tailored to your preferred destination.

Open the private briefing page

Questions from Singapore and Asia-Pacific

Before you enquire.

Can I buy a Fine Acers resort unit while living in Singapore?

For NRIs and OCI cardholders living in Singapore, yes, where the project confirms non-resident eligibility: resort units are generally open to them under FEMA, and the non-resident guide lists each project’s status.

How do payments from Singapore reach India?

From Singapore, by inward remittance through standard banking channels or through your NRE or NRO account. The right route depends on the source of funds and your bank; the non-resident guide explains the three routes.

Who handles my enquiry from Singapore?

The Singapore office (Fine Acers Pte Ltd, 79 Anson Road) is the first contact for Singapore and works on Singapore time, two and a half hours ahead of India; the concierge desk issues the written quotation.

Do I need to travel to India to sign?

Not necessarily. Signing can be handled on a visit or through an attested power of attorney prepared in Singapore; KYC completes remotely.