Frequently asked questions
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Investing in Dubai real estate offers numerous benefits, including high rental yields, tax-free income, a stable market, and the opportunity to obtain residency through the Golden Visa program.
The Golden Visa program in Dubai grants residency to investors, entrepreneurs, and skilled professionals who meet certain criteria, providing them with long-term residency and various privileges.
Eligibility for the Golden Visa includes making a qualifying investment in real estate, or establishing a business.
Yes, purchasing property in Dubai that meets the specified investment criteria makes you eligible to apply for the Golden Visa.
No, there are no restrictions on foreigners owning property in designated areas of Dubai, making it an attractive destination for international investors.
Key factors to consider include location, property type, market trends, rental potential, developer reputation, and regulatory framework.
Rental income from properties in Dubai is generally tax-free for both residents and non-residents, offering a favorable environment for real estate investors.
Required documents typically include a passport copy, visa (if applicable), Emirates ID, sale agreement, and proof of funds for the purchase. Additional documents may be needed for specific transactions.
Yes, various banks in Dubai offer financing options for property purchases, typically covering up to 75% of the property's value for expatriates and 80% for UAE nationals.
Popular areas for investment include established communities such as Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, and emerging areas like Dubai Hills Estate, Dubai South, and Jumeirah Village Circle.
