Uttar Pradesh Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Fortune-500 Policy 2023 (Stamp Duty & Registration Fee Remissions)
This policy provides up to 100% stamp duty exemption and 100% registration fee remission on the purchase or lease of land for eligible global and Indian projects under the UP FDI and Fortune-500 Policy 2023. The stamp duty concessions are graded regionally (50% to 100%) and require a 5-year bank guarantee.
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