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FAQ

Foreigners can purchase property in designated areas known as Freehold Zones in Dubai. You will need a valid passport, proof of funds, and potentially a residence visa, depending on the property and purchase value. Consulting with a local real estate agent can help you navigate the process.

Yes, additional costs include a 4% Dubai Land Department (DLD) transfer fee, a DLD registration fee, and possibly other fees such as agent commissions and maintenance charges. Buyers should also budget for legal fees and property management costs if applicable.

Yes, many banks in Dubai offer mortgages to both residents and non-residents. Mortgage terms typically require a minimum down payment of 20% for expatriates and 15% for UAE nationals. It’s advisable to check with different banks for the best rates and terms.

To rent a property in Dubai, you’ll need to find a suitable property, sign a rental agreement, and pay the security deposit and rent in advance. Rental agreements are usually for one year, and you should also check for additional fees such as agency fees and maintenance charges.

Expatriates can own property in Freehold Zones, but there are restrictions on property types and locations. Some areas are designated for UAE nationals only. It’s important to verify the property’s eligibility before proceeding with a purchase.

To sell a property, you need to appoint a real estate agent, obtain a no-objection certificate from the developer if applicable, and complete the sale agreement. The buyer will then pay the purchase price, and the transfer of ownership is registered with the Dubai Land Department.

No, you do not need to be a UAE resident to buy property in Dubai. However, non-residents must meet certain criteria and may be subject to additional regulations and fees. It’s advisable to consult with a real estate expert for guidance.

Property management services in Dubai often include tenant finding, rent collection, maintenance and repairs, and administrative support. Many property management companies offer comprehensive packages to help landlords efficiently manage their investments.