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Omaxe Super Corridor Booking Process
Omaxe Super Corridor booking process in ten clear steps, from shortlisting a plot to registering the sale deed, with the documents you need, the checks that protect you, and extra notes for NRI buyers of the residential plots on the Super Corridor, Indore.
Step by Step
How to Book a Plot at Omaxe Super Corridor
Site visit
Walk the layout, see the approach road and check levels and surroundings in person.
Verify RERA
Confirm registration on rera.mp.gov.in. RERA approval is currently under process.
Cost sheet & plan
Get the plot-wise cost sheet and payment plan in writing.
Application & KYC
Fill the application form and submit KYC documents.
Booking amount
Pay by cheque or bank transfer in the developer’s name only; collect a receipt.
Allotment letter
Receive the allotment letter showing plot number, area, rate and total.
Agreement for sale
Review and sign the agreement; get it registered as required.
Instalments & loan
Pay as per schedule; arrange a plot or composite loan if needed.
Possession & sale deed
Take possession and register the sale deed, paying stamp duty and registration.
Ready for steps 1 and 2? We will shortlist plots and set up a site visit.
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Documents
Documents Needed for Booking
| Buyer type | Documents |
|---|---|
| Resident Indian | PAN card; Aadhaar or other address proof; passport-size photos; cheque or bank transfer |
| Joint applicants | KYC for each applicant; share of ownership as agreed |
| NRI / OCI | Passport; OCI card if applicable; overseas address proof; PAN; payment via NRE/NRO account |
| Company / firm | Board resolution or authority letter; company PAN; incorporation documents |
The developer may ask for more. Keep self-attested copies ready.
Get Booking Details
Current booking amount, application form and document list.
Protect Yourself
Six Rules for a Safe Plot Booking
- Pay only to the developer’s official bank account; never in cash.
- Get a receipt for every payment.
- Keep advance payments within the 10% limit set by Section 13 of the RERA Act until a registered agreement is signed.
- Match the plot number and area on the allotment letter with the approved layout.
- Read the cancellation and refund clause before you pay the booking amount.
- Verify registration and approvals first. Our RERA guide shows how.
Budget the full cost, not just the base price. The cost sheet guide adds stamp duty and registration, and the payment plan guide maps the instalments.
NRI Buyers
Booking From Abroad
Many Indore families abroad buy plots in their home city. The process is similar, with a few differences:
- Payments must come through normal banking channels, usually an NRE or NRO account.
- A power of attorney to a trusted relative can handle site visits and registration; get it drafted and attested properly.
- Ask for a video walkthrough of your shortlisted plots before deciding.
- Keep all payment records for future repatriation and tax purposes.
Confirm current FEMA and tax rules with your bank or advisor. For a picture of how the site looks today, see our photos guide.
Start your booking with the right plot
Shortlist, site visit and cost sheet, arranged by a property expert.
Buyer Questions
Omaxe Super Corridor Booking FAQs
Steps, documents and NRI rules.
Shortlist plots, visit the site, confirm RERA status, receive the cost sheet and payment plan, submit the application with KYC documents and booking amount, receive the allotment letter, and sign and register the agreement for sale.
Typically PAN card, Aadhaar or other address proof, passport-size photographs and a cheque or bank transfer for the booking amount. NRIs usually also need a passport and payment from an NRE/NRO account.
Under current FEMA rules, NRIs and OCI cardholders can generally buy residential plots in India (agricultural land, plantation property and farmhouses are restricted). Payments must come through normal banking channels. Confirm current rules with your bank.
Refund terms depend on the application form and agreement. Read the cancellation clause before paying and keep all receipts.
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