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Can foreigners buy property in Dubai?

Yes, in freehold areas, foreigners can own property with full ownership rights.

Yes, you can purchase apartments, villas, or townhouses on flexible payment plans.

Most developers offer instalment plans during construction and final payment on handover.

Expect 4% DLD fee, 2% agency fee, and annual service charges.

A valid passport, proof of funds, and a signed Sale & Purchase Agreement.

After handover and full payment, registered with the Dubai Land Department.

Yes, with developer approval and transfer at DLD.

Yes, long-term and short-term rentals are allowed in most communities.

Yes, properties above AED 2 million qualify for a Golden Visa.

Developers provide updates through email, portals, or WhatsApp.

Yes, non-residents can buy freehold properties in designated areas.

It gives you full property ownership with a title deed from Dubai Land Department.

Leasehold gives usage rights for up to 99 years but not full ownership.

Yes, selected banks offer mortgages for eligible buyers.

Yes, off-plan projects usually have flexible payment plans.

Yes, property payments must be made in UAE Dirhams.

Usually within a few days after payment and document submission.

No, you can buy property without a visa.

There is no property tax, but you pay a 4% DLD registration fee.

Annual fees for community maintenance and building services.

Either you, a property management company, or the developer’s team.

The developer can impose penalties or cancel the sale under RERA rules.

Yes, subject to paying a percentage of the property price and getting developer approval.

Typically, 5–8% annually for rental income, depending on the location.

Yes, Dubai has strong demand for both long-term and short-term rentals.

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