Many people ask: “Can foreigners buy property in Dubai?” The answer is YES. Dubai’s freehold laws allow foreign nationals to purchase property in designated areas.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Choose a Freehold Area – Popular choices include Dubai Marina, Downtown, JVC, and Palm Jumeirah.
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Select the Right Property – Off-plan or ready-to-move properties.
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Hire a Trusted Real Estate Agency – To ensure transparency and legal support.
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Sign the Sale Agreement (Form F) – Provided by the Dubai Land Department (DLD).
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Pay Initial Deposit (10%) – Secure your property with a down payment.
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DLD Registration – Ownership is registered officially.
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Final Payment & Title Deed Issuance – You now own your Dubai property.
Costs Involved
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DLD Registration Fee – 4% of property price.
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Agency Fee – Around 2%.
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Mortgage Registration (if applicable) – 0.25%.
Legal Requirements
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Passport copy (for foreigners).
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Valid visa (residency not always required).
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Proof of funds.
Conclusion
Buying property in Dubai as a foreigner is straightforward when you work with the right experts.
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