Delhi NCR buyers arrive with a very specific reference point: a gated Gurugram or Noida condominium or a builder floor, and a view on what a managed community should feel like. That is why NCR enquiries skew towards villas, townhouses and large family apartments in master communities far more than any other Indian market, and why the conversation is usually about handover quality, service charges and community management rather than yield alone.
Rules that apply to every buyer in India are covered in the full India buyer guide. This page covers what is different in Delhi NCR.
They are structured differently. Dubai service charges are set per square foot per year, filed per community with the Dubai Land Department and published, so you can check the exact rate for a specific building before you buy rather than discovering it after handover. Towers with extensive amenities carry higher rates than simpler buildings.
Each individual has their own annual Liberalised Remittance Scheme limit, and family members can each remit from their own funds and their own account towards a purchase. Ownership should reflect who actually funded it, so agree the title structure with your chartered accountant before the first transfer goes out.