The United Arab Emirates

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Why Invest in

The UAE offers high rental yields, full foreign ownership and zero property tax.
It is one of the most attractive real estate markets for global investors.

High Rental Yields

UAE offers average rental returns of up to 8%, especially in high-demand areas like Downtown Dubai and Palm Jumeirah. A booming rental market ensures strong cash flow and long-term capital growth.

Freehold Ownership for Foreigners

Enjoy 100% freehold ownership with no restrictions on nationality. UAE’s policies are investor-friendly, allowing full control over your property with long-term financial benefits.

Zero Property & Income Tax

The UAE offers a tax-free environment, with no property tax, no personal income tax, and no capital gains tax. This allows you to maximise your returns and confidently reinvest your profits, providing you with greater financial freedom and growth potential.

Simple Purchase Process

Buying property in UAE is straightforward and hassle-free. All you need is a valid passport. Choose from luxury apartments, villas, or commercial properties to suit your investment goals.

10-Year UAE Golden Visa

Invest over AED 2 million (around USD 545,000) to qualify for the 10-year UAE Golden Visa, giving you and your family access to healthcare, education, banking and business opportunities.

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UAE Property

Your Journey to Secure, Transparent, and Rewarding Investment Starts Here

Signing the Sales Purchase Agreement

Before signing the official contract, the buyer and seller confirm the property details, price, and payment terms. Typically, an initial deposit of 10% to 20% of the purchase price is required at this stage.

Step 1

Deposit Payment

The buyer pays the deposit to the developer or seller as specified in the contract to secure their purchase intention. This payment is held in an escrow or trust account for security.

Step 2

UAE property buyer paying 4% registration fee to Land Department

UAE Land Department Registration Fee (4%)

The buyer generally pays the 4% registration fee to the UAE Land Department early in the process, often alongside or shortly after the initial deposit, to begin the official property registration.

Step 3

Installment Payments

Following the payment schedule outlined in the contract, the buyer makes subsequent payments in stages, usually during the construction period and prior to handover.

Step 4

UAE property buyer applying for mortgage loan through local bank

Mortgage Application (If Applicable)

If the purchase is financed through a bank loan, the buyer must apply for the mortgage and cooperate with the bank’s approval process. Upon approval, the loan funds are transferred to the designated account.

Step 5

UAE Land Department transferring property title deed to the new owner

Title Deed Transfer

Once the property is completed and ready for handover, the ownership transfer is finalised at the UAE Land Department, officially registering the buyer as the new owner.

Step 6

Buyer making final property payment and settling additional fees in the UAE

Final Payment and Fees

The buyer settles the remaining balance along with any additional fees, such as agency commissions and service charges.

Step 7

Buyer inspecting UAE property before official handover

Property Inspection and Handover

Before handover, the buyer inspects the property to ensure it meets the agreed quality and specifications.

Step 8

Buyer receiving keys after final payment and inspection in UAE property purchase

Key Handover

After a successful inspection and full payment, the buyer receives the keys, becoming the official owner with the right to occupy or lease the property.

Step 9