FAQ

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should you invest in Dubai?

Dubai is one of the world’s most attractive investment hubs because of:
Tax-free advantage: No property tax, no capital gains tax, and no inheritance tax.
High rental yields: Among the highest globally (6–8% average, higher in some communities).
Strong capital appreciation: With continuous infrastructure development and global demand, property values often rise over time.
Residency by investment: Buy property and qualify for a 2-year or 10-year Golden Visa.
Safe & regulated market: RERA and Dubai Land Department ensure transparency and investor protection.
World-class lifestyle: Dubai offers safety, luxury, business opportunities, and a growing expat community.
Expo legacy & Vision 2040: Continuous development plans make Dubai a future-ready city.

Can I get residency through property investment?

Yes.
AED 750,000+ property: 2-year visa.
AED 2 million+ property: 10-year Golden Visa.

What is the difference between freehold and leasehold property?

Freehold: Buyer owns the property and land indefinitely.
Leasehold: Buyer leases the property for up to 99 years.

Can I finance property with a mortgage?

Residents: Up to 80% Loan To Value of property.
Non-residents: Up to 60% Loan To Value of property.

Is there a warranty for Off-plan Projects?

There is a Defect Liability Period (DLP) which is usually 1 year from the developer where Defects are covered. You also get to inspect the property Before handover in a process called snagging where any issues are reported to developer and the developer shall fix it before handover. 

Can foreigners buy property in Dubai?

Foreigners are allowed to buy property in designated freehold areas such as Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, Palm Jumeirah, Jumeirah Village Circle, Business Bay, and many others. Buyers can own the property outright (freehold) or under leasehold depending on the area.

What are the purchase costs involved?

Dubai Land Department fees: 4% of property value.
Oqood fee (off-plan): AED 5,250.
Trustee office fee: AED 4,000–5,000. (Not applicable for Off Plan)
Agent commission: ~2%. (Not applicable for Off Plan)
Mortgage registration fee: 0.25% of loan amount + AED 290.

What is the process of buying ready property?

1.Get a pre approval if your need a mortgage 2.Choose property & agree on price.
3.Sign MOU (Form F) & pay deposit (10%).
4.Apply for NOC from developer.
5.Transfer ownership at trustee office, receive title deed.

What is the process of buying Offplan (Under construction) property?

1.Get information about the projects and Area from Us. 2.Choose a RERA-approved developer/project.
3.Reserve the unit and pay a booking fee (usually 20%).
4.Sign the Sales & Purchase Agreement (SPA).
5.Register with the Dubai Land Department (4% fee + AED 5,250 Oqood).
6.Make payments as per the Payment plan into an escrow account.
7.On completion, pay the final installment, inspect the unit, and collect the keys.
8.Receive your title deed from DLD.

Can I Ask You for Advice?

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