Buy Property in Dubai
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Arbat Realty?
Beach Mansion
Emaar Beachfront
Address Residences The Bay
Emaar Beachfront
Beachgate at Address
Emaar Beachfront
Bayview by Address
Emaar Beachfront
Seapoint
Emaar Beachfront
Ramada Residences
Al Jaddaf
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Faq
Yes. Foreigners can buy freehold properties in designated areas across Dubai. Ownership is 100% and includes the right to sell, lease, or rent out the property.
Choose a property → Sign the Sales Agreement → Pay the initial deposit (usually 10%) → Obtain NOC → Transfer ownership at the Dubai Land Department (DLD).
A valid passport, Emirates ID (if resident), and your payment method (cash or mortgage pre-approval). For companies, additional documents apply.
Once you select the property, you pay a 10% deposit, obtain the NOC from the developer, and settle the balance during the transfer at DLD. The process is faster and usually completes within a few days.
DLD fee (4% of property price), trustee office fee, NOC fee (approx. AED 500–5,000), and agency commission (typically 2%).
Generally 3–7 days for ready properties, depending on NOC and appointment availability.
A mortgage pre-approval from a UAE bank, proof of income, bank statements (3–6 months), passport, and salary certificate or business license for self-employed buyers.
For expats: minimum 20% for properties under AED 5M, and 30% for properties above AED 5M. Additional fees apply to bank processing and property valuation.
Typically 2–4 weeks, as banks need time for approval, valuation, and issuing the final offer letter before transfer.
Cash provides faster transfers and stronger negotiation power. Mortgages help with long-term financial planning and allow buyers to invest without full upfront capital. The choice depends on your budget, goals, and investment strategy
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