Luxury Living & High-Return Investment in Dubai

Yes, foreign nationals (resident or non-resident) can purchase freehold properties in designated freehold areas in Dubai with 100% ownership rights.

By investing AED 2,000,000 or more in Dubai real estate (ready or off-plan, mortgaged or cash), you qualify for a 10-year renewable Golden Residency for you and your family.

Off-plan properties are purchased directly from a developer before or during construction, often with flexible payment plans. Ready (secondary market) properties are already built and can be moved into or rented out immediately, with the price typically due in full at transfer.

Beyond the property price, buyers should generally budget for the Dubai Land Department (DLD) transfer fee, agency commission, and mortgage or NOC fees where applicable. These rates can change, so it's best to confirm the current figures with your consultant before making an offer.

Yes, several UAE banks offer mortgages to non-resident buyers, though down payment requirements and eligibility criteria are typically stricter than for residents. Our team can help connect you with lenders suited to your situation.

The UAE does not currently levy personal income tax on individuals, including rental income. Investors should still check the tax rules in their own country of residence, as some jurisdictions tax worldwide income.

Timelines vary depending on financing and paperwork. A straightforward cash purchase of a ready property can often complete within a few weeks, while off-plan or mortgaged purchases may take longer due to additional approvals.