Get a first overview. With our FAQs.
Yes — foreign buyers can purchase property in designated zones, with the exact ownership structure depending on the emirate and the project (e.g., freehold apartments/units, or long-term rights such as usufruct/musataha in Abu Dhabi investment zones). We confirm eligibility and title structure case-by-case before you commit.
Micro-disclaimer: Rules and eligible zones can change. This is not legal advice; we verify current eligibility for your specific unit/deal.Besides freehold, common long-term ownership rights include usufruct (a long-term right to use and benefit from a property) and musataha (a long-term right related to development/use), depending on the project and zone. In Abu Dhabi investment zones, these rights are explicitly recognized for non-UAE nationals within the legal framework.
Micro-disclaimer: Tenure length, renewal terms, and restrictions are defined by law and the project documentation—verify before purchase.In Abu Dhabi, foreign buyers typically focus on established investment areas such as Saadiyat, Yas, Al Reem, Al Raha Beach, Maryah, Masdar City, and Al Reef (project eligibility is always confirmed at unit level). We primarily operate in Abu Dhabi and can support other emirates on request, where foreign ownership is permitted in designated areas.
Micro-disclaimer: Area eligibility is project-specific; we confirm status with the relevant authorities/developer before proceeding.Often yes — some banks consider applications from non-residents, subject to lender policy, documentation, and the property type. We introduce you to partner banks and help structure your file so the bank can make a clean decision.
Micro-disclaimer: Mortgage approval, down payment, and required documents depend on the bank, buyer profile, and the specific property.The property-investor Golden Visa is generally tied to owning qualifying real estate with a minimum total value of AED 2,000,000, with additional conditions that can differ depending on whether the purchase is mortgaged and how the investment is structured. We coordinate your process and refer you to licensed visa providers for the formal application steps.
Micro-disclaimer: Visa criteria, documents, and timelines are set by UAE authorities and can change. Not immigration or legal advice.Not necessarily. Many steps can be handled through Abu Dhabi’s digital channels (e.g., TAMM / DARI), and representation can be possible with the right documentation (case-dependent). We structure the process so you only travel if it meaningfully improves outcomes.
Micro-disclaimer: Remote completion depends on your case, developer/building policies, and current government procedures.Buyer costs usually include government registration/transfer fees (often referenced around ~2%), plus administrative/title-related charges. If financing is involved, bank/valuation and mortgage-registration fees can apply. We provide a written estimate with line items once your target unit and structure are clear.
Micro-disclaimer: Exact costs vary by community, policy, lender, and deal structure. Estimates are indicative only.
Often yes. In many master communities, a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) from the developer/master developer is required before a resale transfer can proceed, typically confirming that relevant dues are cleared. We manage the request and timing as part of the resale process.
Micro-disclaimer: NOC requirements, fees, and processing times are developer/community-specific and may change.Payment plans are standard for off-plan, typically tied to construction milestones. Whether you can assign / resell before handover depends on the project and is defined in the SPA and the developer’s policies. We confirm the exact rules before you reserve.
Micro-disclaimer: Terms differ by project and phase. Always review the SPA and official payment schedule.In Abu Dhabi, tenancy contracts are commonly registered via official government channels (TAMM) and the digital real-estate ecosystem (DARI) associated with Tawtheeq processes. In Dubai, tenancy registration is handled via Ejari through Dubai Land Department services. We guide you to the correct platform for your property and landlord/building requirements.
ADGM note (fixing your current line): ADGM jurisdiction includes Al Maryah and Al Reem, and certain processes may follow ADGM-specific requirements.
Micro-disclaimer: Procedures and fees can change; building/community policies may add extra steps.Short-term letting is regulated and eligibility can depend on local policy and building rules. In Abu Dhabi, holiday homes are regulated under DCT Abu Dhabi’s framework, and licensing requirements apply. We advise case-by-case and align with building management and the relevant authority requirements before you list.
Micro-disclaimer: STR rules can change quickly; confirm eligibility and building consent before listing.