Frequently Asked
Questions

Yes. Non-UAE nationals can purchase freehold property in over 60 designated areas including Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, and Business Bay. There are no restrictions on nationality.

Off-plan properties are units purchased directly from developers before or during construction. They typically offer lower entry prices, flexible payment plans, and strong capital appreciation potential by handover.

Beyond the purchase price, buyers should budget for Dubai Land Department (DLD) transfer fee (4%), agency commission (2%), and registration fees. Off-plan purchases may also include an Oqood registration fee.

Yes. UAE banks offer mortgages to residents and non-residents. Residents can typically borrow up to 80% of the property value (first property), while non-residents are generally limited to 50–60% LTV.

The Dubai Land Department is the government body responsible for registering, regulating, and overseeing all property transactions in Dubai. All sales must be registered with the DLD to be legally valid.

Most Dubai developers offer flexible instalment plans — commonly 30/70 (30% during construction, 70% on handover) or 50/50 splits. Some post-handover payment plans extend up to 5 years after completion.

Yes. Purchasing property worth AED 2 million or more qualifies investors for a 10-year UAE Golden Visa, giving residency rights for the investor and their immediate family.

Dubai has no annual property tax. The one-time 4% DLD transfer fee and annual service charges are the primary ongoing costs. This tax-free environment is one of the key attractions for investors.

Dubai offers some of the highest rental yields globally. Gross yields typically range from 5–9% depending on location and property type — JVC, Business Bay, and Dubai Silicon Oasis frequently achieve above 7%.

Yes, short-term rentals are legal in Dubai but require a holiday home licence from Dubai Tourism (DTCM). Managing through a licensed operator is the most straightforward route.

All real estate brokers in Dubai must be licensed by the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA), a division of the DLD. Always verify your agent's RERA licence number before engaging.

Our consultation and property matching services are completely free for buyers on developer direct and select resale listings. Agent commissions on standard resale transactions are clearly disclosed upfront.

Absolutely. We work with international investors every day. All documentation, viewings, and contract signings can be handled remotely via video call and secure digital signatures.

Simply reach out via our contact form or WhatsApp. Our advisors will understand your goals, shortlist suitable properties, arrange viewings (in-person or virtual), and guide you through every step to completion.