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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Off Plan property?

Off-plan properties are under construction and sold directly by developers before completion. Buyers typically pay in installments linked to construction progress, and these projects often come with flexible payment plans and early investment advantages.

Is buying off-plan property safe in Dubai?

Yes, if purchased through RERA-approved developers. The Dubai Land Department (DLD) strictly regulates off-plan sales. All buyer payments go into escrow accounts, ensuring funds are only released as construction milestones are completed.

What is the process of buying Off Plan in Dubai?
  1. Choose a property and make an offer.
  2. Sign the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
  3. Pay a 10% deposit (for ready properties).
  4. Apply for a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the developer.
  5. Finalize transfer at DLD Trustee Office and receive the Title Deed.
Can I get a mortgage as a foreigner?

Yes. Several UAE banks offer mortgages to expats, usually up to 50–75% of the property value, depending on residency, income, and credit history.

What are service charges in Dubai?

These are annual fees paid to the developer or management company for maintaining communal areas, security, landscaping, and amenities. They vary depending on property type and location — typically ranging between AED 10 to AED 30 per sq. ft. per year.

Can I get a residency visa through property ownership?

Yes. Property owners can apply for:

  • 2-year visa (property worth AED 750,000+)
  • 5-year visa (property worth AED 2 million+)
  • 10-year Golden Visa (property worth AED 10 million+)

The property must be completed, owned outright, and not mortgaged (or partially paid off).

Is it better to buy ready or off-plan property?
  • Ready properties: Immediate handover, suitable for end-users or rental income.
  • Off-plan properties: Lower entry prices, flexible payment plans, and high potential capital appreciation.
Can foreigners sell or transfer property freely?

Yes. Owners can sell or transfer their property at any time, provided all payments and DLD fees are cleared. Transfers are completed at DLD Trustee Offices under government supervision.

Are there any restrictions for overseas investors?

No major restrictions exist for foreign buyers in freehold areas. However, international payments must comply with UAE banking and anti-money-laundering regulations.

What documents are required for property purchase?
  • Valid passport copy
  • Emirates ID (if resident)
  • Proof of address
  • No Objection Certificate (from developer for resale)
  • Mortgage pre-approval (if applicable)