A personal visit you your agent may give results.

The process is there which is little lengthy and tedious. 

I understand you are citizen of the aforesaid countries. It is not clear whether you are person of Indian origin or not or whether you hold OCI or PIO card.

Make an application to 

Chief General Manager, Foreign Exchange Department, (Foreign Investment Division), Reserve Bank of India , Central Office , Mumbai – 400001

You need to apply the same in writing with the RBI office seeking the said permission under circular. After payment of requisite fees and other factors same will be allowed on merits. If the same is not answered kindly fine RTI before RBI seeking explanation 

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has guidelines for NRIs who want to buy property in India. These guidelines include documentation requirements, property types that can be purchased, and tax implications.

NRIs must submit a declaration to the RBI within 90 days of acquiring the property.

NRIs must pay for the property in Indian rupees through normal banking channels or NRI bank accounts.

NRIs must comply with the FEMA and regulations issued by the RBI .

Citizens of certain countries need prior permission from the RBI to buy property in India .

An NRI / PIO who has purchased residential/commercial property under general permission, is not required to file any documents with the Reserve Bank.

To get RBI approval for property transactions as a citizen of restricted countries:

1. 
   Prepare Application: Address it to the RBI Regional Office of the property’s location with details of the property and transaction.
2. 
   Attach Documents: Include passport, visa, citizenship proof, transaction agreement, and funding source details.
3. 
   Submit via Bank: File the application through your Authorized Dealer (AD) bank.
4. 
   Follow Up: Track progress with your AD bank or RBI Regional Office.

If no response, use RBI’s grievance portal at https://cms.rbi.org.in.

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To apply for prior permission from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for acquiring or transferring immovable property in India as a citizen of the restricted countries (Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, China, Iran, Nepal, or Bhutan), you need to follow these steps:

1. Draft a Formal Application: Prepare a written application addressed to the relevant RBI department (generally the Foreign Exchange Department). The application must detail the purpose of the transaction, the property specifics, the parties involved, and the reason for acquiring/transferring the property.

2. Attach Necessary Documents:

   • A copy of your passport (to establish citizenship and identity).
   • Proof of residence (if applicable).
   • Documents pertaining to the property, such as sale agreement or lease deed.
   • Supporting documents, like your visa or residency proof in India, if applicable.

3. Submit to the RBI's Regional Office: Applications are typically submitted to the RBI's regional office under whose jurisdiction the property is situated. You can find a list of regional offices and their addresses on the RBI's official website.

4. Follow RBI's Prescribed Form: In some cases, RBI may require you to submit your application in a specific format. It is advisable to check with the local regional office or review the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) guidelines for specific requirements.

5. Consult Authorised Dealer (AD) Banks: Sometimes, applications are routed through AD banks (banks authorised by the RBI to deal in foreign exchange). Reach out to the AD bank where you hold an account for assistance in submitting your application.

6. Regular Follow-ups: After submission, maintain regular communication with the RBI office handling your case. Ensure you have an acknowledgement of your application for reference.

7. Professional Assistance: If you face difficulties navigating the process, you may consider consulting a legal expert specialising in FEMA or property law to assist with drafting and submitting the application.

If emails and calls to the RBI have gone unanswered, you can escalate the matter by visiting the regional office directly or contacting their Public Grievance Redressal System for further assistance.

Thanks and Regards,
Advocate Aman Verma, Legal Corridor.

Dear Client,

Prior permission is required from RBIfor acquiring or transferring immovable property in India, as a foreign national from specified countries such as Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, China, Iran, Nepal, or Bhutan. Anapplication to the Foreign ExchangeDepartment of RBI is thus required. The application has to contain the detailed information about the property, purpose of the transaction, and personal details. The supporting documents for the application will include identity proof, residency details, and property documents. TheAuthorized Dealer (AD) bank canfacilitate the application between the applicant and RBI. Since your attempts to contact the RBI directly have been unsuccessful, approaching your AD bank for guidance and submitting the application through them is the most efficient way to proceed. Ensure all documentation is accurate and complete to avoid delays in processing.

answer to your question requires deeper research. 

- You can submit an application before the RBI with the property details which you want to purchase.

- This application should be accompanied by the proofs of your foreign nationality and visa copy 

- You can take assistance of any lawyer for the same.