Yes, non-residents can purchase freehold properties in designated areas

Freehold ownership allows buyers full ownership of the property, including the land, and is available to both residents and foreigners in freehold zones.

Buying off-plan from Established tier 1,2,3 developers are considered safe. These projects are registered with the Dubai Land Department (DLD), providing legal protection.

While Dubai is considered a stable market, buyers should always ensure developers are reputable, projects are registered with the DLD, and payment plans are manageable.

An off-plan property in Dubai refers to a project that is either under construction or in its initial planning stages. Buyers typically purchase these properties at lower prices, with the potential for significant value appreciation upon completion by the developer.

• Apartments (e.g., in skyscrapers, complexes)
• Villas and Townhouses
• Commercial properties (offices, retail spaces)
• Land (in some specific areas)

There are no annual property taxes in Dubai. However, property owners are required to pay an annual service charge for maintenance and upkeep, which varies depending on the property type and location.

The Dubai real estate market is generally considered stable and has been recovering well in recent years, particularly with the increasing demand for both residential and commercial properties. Factors like economic diversification, tourism, and infrastructure development continue to drive growth.

No, A non resident is not eligible for any mortgage facilities .

1. Minimum Value: Property must be worth at least AED 2 million.
2. Property Type: Must be a freehold and ready property (not under construction).
3. Mortgages: Allowed if at least 50% or AED 2 million is paid upfront.
4. Joint Ownership: Each owner must invest at least AED 2 million individually.
5. Ownership Structure: Must be directly owned or fully owned through a company.

The visa grants 10 years of residency and allows family sponsorship.

Yes, you can get a UAE Golden Visa by investing in property in Dubai if you meet the following criteria:

1. Minimum Investment: The property value must be at least AED 2 million.
2. Property Type: The property must be freehold and ready for handover (not under construction).
3. Mortgaged Properties: Qualify if you’ve paid at least 50% of the value or AED 2 million upfront.
4. Joint Ownership: Allowed, but each investor must contribute a minimum of AED 2 million individually.
5. Ownership Structure: Direct ownership or through a 100%-owned company is acceptable.

Once eligible, you can apply for a 10-year Golden Visa, which includes family sponsorship.