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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Dubai’s real estate value is increasing every year. It is considered the best time to invest in Dubai real estate as it will increase and will become higher in the future. For investment, you can either buy in one go or go with the off-plan properties in Dubai or across the UAE.
Yes, you are eligible as a non-resident to buy real estate in Dubai. You can buy, sell, or rent in any area and any type of property in Dubai.
It depends. Usually, it takes around 30 working days to complete the property transfer and transactions after the agreement is signed.
  1. Get a Buyer-Seller Agreement

When you’ve decided on a property for sale in Dubai to buy, then you must get advice from a real estate agent. Our agents help with communication, negotiation, and the terms and conditions of sale with the property owner.

  1. Sign a Sales Agreement

After finalizing all the details, the next step involves signing the sales agreement, often termed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). Typically, upon signing, buyers are expected to submit a 10% deposit of the property’s value to the seller.

  1. Applying for a NOC letter

Facilitating the transfer of ownership necessitates applying for and obtaining a No Objection Certificate from the developer of the property being purchased. This certificate, acquired upon settling any outstanding service charge payments, facilitates the smooth transfer of ownership.

A property transfer fee in Dubai is a payable amount by the seller when transferring the property to the buyer’s name. The cost varies according to the primary developer.
An “off-plan property” refers to a real estate project that is under construction or hasn’t been completed yet. Buyers typically purchase off-plan properties based on floor plans, architectural designs, and other specifications provided by developers.
Some popular areas to buy properties in Dubai include Jumeirah Beach Residences, Dubai Marina, known for waterfront living, and Downtown Dubai, renowned for iconic landmarks and upscale amenities. There are also more options available according to your choice, budget, and preferences.

To obtain a UAE golden visa through real estate investment, you typically need to invest in property in Dubai. It should meet specific criteria, such as a minimum investment threshold, typically set by the UAE government. Once you’ve made the qualifying investment, you can apply for the golden visa through relevant authorities, providing the necessary documentation to prove your investment.

The application process and requirements are complex, so consult with our real estate agents to check the eligibility criteria and get advice accordingly.

● Copy of the tenancy contract.
● Passport copy of the landlord.
● Passport copy of the tenant.
● Copy of visa page of tenant (if a resident).
● RERA charges per registration.

As a non-resident, you are not required to pay tax on Dubai property. Residential properties intended for personal use, like your own home or accommodation for students and employees, are exempt from VAT. In the case of commercial properties, you are subjected to pay 5% VAT.

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