Find the route that applies to you.
Raveum offers income-producing U.S. commercial real estate through a separate, regulated route for each country we serve. Which one applies to you is set by your legal status, not by where you happen to live.
All investing involves risk, including loss of capital. Private commercial real estate is illiquid and is normally held for several years. Distributions are not guaranteed. Offerings are made only to eligible investors under the routes described on this page and are not available to the general public. This page is not an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security. Regulatory limits, thresholds and timelines reflect our understanding as at August 2026, may change, and are not legal, tax or investment advice.
Your route is decided by your legal status, not by your current address. Each country we open has its own regulated pathway, its own eligibility test and its own paperwork, because the rules governing how money moves into a U.S. property differ by jurisdiction.
Today that means three routes. Where you are a resident individual for FEMA purposes, the applicable route is the RBI Liberalised Remittance Scheme, with the offering made under SEC Regulation S. Where you are a U.S. person, the applicable route is the accredited channel under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D. Where you are a UAE-resident Professional Investor, the applicable route is a direct subscription under SEC Regulation S. Raveum does not determine your residential status, your U.S. person status or your Professional Investor status. They are questions of law that turn on your own circumstances, and they are for you and your advisers to establish. That matters most for people who sit across more than one country, where the tests can point in different directions. Take advice on your status first, then read the route page it points to.
Every route, compared
One row per country. Each row is the complete summary of that route: who it is for, the regulation it relies on and what you have to prove.
| Country | Cross-border route | Offered under | Who is eligible | What you have to prove | Typical timeline | Route page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IndiaOpen | The RBI Liberalised Remittance Scheme, through an authorised dealer bank, under FEMA. | SEC Regulation S | Indian resident individuals, with remaining headroom in the annual allowance of US$250,000 per individual per financial year, which is shared with education, travel and gift remittances. | PAN, Aadhaar or passport, address proof, Form A2 and an LRS declaration at your authorised dealer bank. | The remittance normally settles in three to seven working days. | Read the India route |
| United StatesOpen | None is needed. The capital is already onshore in the United States. | SEC Regulation D, Rule 506(c) | U.S. persons whose accredited investor status has been verified, on one of four bases: income, net worth, professional certification or entity. | Accredited status, confirmed by a third party through an adviser's letter or a documentary review. Self-certification alone does not meet the standard. | Verification usually takes a few business days. | Read the United States route |
| United Arab EmiratesEarly access | A standard international bank wire. The UAE applies no exchange controls and no cap on outbound investment. | SEC Regulation S | UAE-resident Professional Investors, assessed or deemed. The mainland test is net assets of AED 4,000,000 excluding the value of the main residence; the DIFC and ADGM tests are net assets of USD 1,000,000. Each also has an experience limb. | Emirates ID, passport, residence visa page, proof of UAE address, source-of-wealth evidence, net-asset evidence for the Professional Investor test, and IRS Form W-8BEN. | The wire typically settles in one to three working days. | Read the United Arab Emirates route |
| SingaporeEarly access | A standard international bank wire. Singapore applies no exchange controls and no cap on outbound investment. | SEC Regulation S | Singapore-resident Accredited Investors who have completed the statutory opt-in. Any one limb suffices: net personal assets above S$2,000,000 with the primary residence contributing no more than S$1,000,000, net financial assets above S$1,000,000, or income of at least S$300,000 in the preceding 12 months. | NRIC or passport, proof of address, an Accredited Investor declaration with supporting evidence, the opt-in consent record, source-of-wealth evidence, and IRS Form W-8BEN. | The wire typically settles in one to two working days. | Read the Singapore route |
What is the same whichever route you use
The route changes how your capital reaches the investment. It does not change the asset, the structure or the risks.
The same properties
Every route leads to the same income-producing U.S. commercial properties. There is no separate or lesser inventory for any country.
A property-specific entity
Each property is held in its own U.S. limited liability company, so it is not commingled with other assets. You hold an interest in that company.
Distributions in U.S. dollars
Distributions are paid in U.S. dollars according to the offering terms, whichever route you came in through.
Illiquid, and exit is on sale
Holding periods run to several years, are estimates rather than guarantees, and there is no ready secondary market for these interests.
The sponsor operates
The sponsor arranges financing, appoints the property manager, handles leasing and reports to investors. You do not manage tenants.
The documents govern
Fees, holding period, distribution mechanics and the full risk factors are set out in the offering documents. Any offer is made solely through those, never through this website.
How to find your route
Three checks, in this order. The first settles it for almost everybody.
Establish your legal status
Not your passport and not your postal address. What matters is whether you are a U.S. person for U.S. securities and tax purposes, and your residential status under your own country's exchange-control rules. Both are legal questions with defined criteria. Establish them with your own advisers; this is not something we can determine for you.
Check that route's gate
Every route has one. For India it is remaining headroom in the US$250,000 annual allowance. For the United States it is third-party verification of accredited status. For the United Arab Emirates it is the Professional Investor test. Each route page states its own, and the criteria are set by the regulator rather than by us.
Read the route page in full
Documents, timelines, tax treatment on both sides and the complete risk factors. Read it before you commit anything, and ask us where it is unclear.
Which route applies to me
General information about how our routes are structured. These answers describe the rules, they do not assess your own position. The mechanics of each route live on that route's own page.
Additional jurisdictions are in development. The routes listed above are the only ones we operate, and each one states whether it is open or in early access. We will publish each new route on this page when it opens, with its own eligibility rules and process.
This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Nothing here determines your tax residency, your residential status under FEMA, your U.S. person status, your accredited investor status or your eligibility to invest. Those are questions of law that depend on your own circumstances, and they are settled by the applicable rules and by your own professional advisers, not by Raveum. Descriptions on this page reflect our understanding as at August 2026 and may change. Take your own legal and tax advice before you act on anything you read here.
Start with the route that applies to you
Download the Raveum app to see current properties, complete your eligibility checks and read the offering documents in full.
Offerings are made only to eligible investors: resident individuals under the RBI Liberalised Remittance Scheme pursuant to SEC Regulation S, and verified accredited investors under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D. Not available to the general public. This page is general information and is not legal, tax or investment advice, nor an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security. Any offer is made solely through the complete offering documents. Consult your own legal, tax and financial advisers.