If I buy a refurbished macbook pro in the US and bring it to India, will I get the same Apple support in terms of repair, warranty or returns here too if anything goes wrong?

I live in India and I'm about to order a refurb macbook pro to be brought in here by my friend.
I'll be ordering a genuine one from the US apple store and not from any third party vendor.
If I find anything wrong with the device, which is quite unlikely to happen from the reviews i read, what'll be the follow up procedure for the same?

Hi,
Check out this site for Apple's warranty coverage. Apple - Support - Search

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