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Discover Dubai with these FAQs, curated by our knowledgeable estate agents. Our agents, armed with expertise as vast as the Dubai landscapes, have answered some of your most frequently asked questions. Our answers unveil the essence of this incredible region, blending expertise with Dubai's distinctive charm. If you have any more questions or need additional insights about the region, don't hesitate to contact our estate agents in Dubai.
Yes, foreigners can buy property in designated freehold areas of Dubai. These areas allow expats to purchase property with full ownership rights, typically including residential areas like Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, and others.
In Dubai, buyers can purchase various types of properties, including apartments, villas, townhouses, and plots of land. Properties are typically available as freehold, allowing buyers full ownership, or leasehold, providing ownership for a term of 99 years or less.
Tax-Free Investment: Dubai does not impose property tax, capital gains tax, or income tax on individuals.Residence Visa: Property buyers investing AED 750,000 or more may be eligible for a residency visa, subject to terms.High ROI: Dubai offers attractive rental yields, especially in popular areas.Dynamic Market: Dubai's real estate market is growing with new developments, making it attractive for investors.
Non-residents and residents alike can access mortgage options through local and international banks in Dubai. Generally, non-residents can finance up to 50% of the property’s value, while residents may be able to finance up to 80%. Terms and rates vary, so consulting with multiple lenders is recommended.
Down Payment: 20-25% for residents, 50% for non-residents.Dubai Land Department (DLD) Fees: 4% of the property price plus an admin fee.Agent Commission: Typically 2% of the purchase price.Mortgage Registration Fee (if applicable): 0.25% of the loan amount.
Yes, if you purchase a property worth AED 750,000 or more, you may qualify for a residency visa. A 3-year visa is typical, but a longer-term visa (up to 10 years) may be possible with higher investment thresholds, such as the Golden Visa for investments of AED 2 million or more.
Choose a Property: Select the property and agree on the price.Sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU): This outlines terms between buyer and seller. Deposit Payment: A 10% deposit is often required.Transfer and Registration: The property transfer takes place at the DLD, where the buyer pays the balance and registration fees.
Yes, Dubai property owners can rent out their properties on both long-term and short-term leases, such as through platforms like Airbnb. However, short-term rentals require a permit from the Dubai Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) department.
Dubai has a modern healthcare system with both public and private hospitals. Expats typically use private facilities, and employers are required to provide health insurance, although supplemental insurance is common.
Dubai offers a variety of private international schools, following curricula such as British, American, IB, and Indian. Costs can be high, but the education standard is typically excellent.
Yes, Dubai is known for its low crime rate and strict law enforcement, making it one of the safest cities globally.
Yes, but there are import regulations. Certain dog breeds are banned, and pets need to be vaccinated, microchipped, and have an import permit.
