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01A personalised Dubai investment plan built around your budget, timeline and risk profile, covering which areas, which property types and when to buy for the best balance of growth and income.
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02Early access to Dubai's most promising off-plan projects from established developers, with flexible, investor-friendly payment plans and escrow-protected payments.
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03Build a balanced, resilient Dubai property portfolio that mixes capital growth and steady passive income across communities and property types.
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04Step-by-step support to secure a 10-year UAE Golden Visa through property investment, from choosing qualifying property to completing the application.
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05Proven strategies to maximise your rental income: the right pricing, long-term or short-term letting, reliable tenants and well-managed costs for a stronger net return.
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06Data-driven insights on prices, supply, rental demand and developer track records, so you can make smarter, safer decisions before you commit.
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Straight answers to what international investors ask most. Have a different question? Ask me directly on WhatsApp.
Yes. Foreign nationals can buy property with full freehold ownership in Dubai's designated freehold areas, including Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Hills Estate and Jumeirah Village Circle. You do not need to be a UAE resident to buy.
A 10-year UAE Golden Visa is available to investors who own property in Dubai worth at least AED 2 million. The value can be made up of more than one property, and certain off-plan and mortgaged properties can also qualify subject to current rules. Requirements can change, so eligibility is confirmed for your specific case before you buy.
Yes. Many international investors buy remotely using live video viewings, digital document signing and, where needed, a power of attorney. Payments are made by international bank transfer, and off-plan payments go into regulated escrow accounts.
The main one-off cost is the Dubai Land Department transfer fee of 4% of the purchase price, plus registration and trustee office fees, and typically a 2% agency fee on resale (secondary) properties. Mortgage buyers also pay bank and mortgage registration fees. There is no annual property tax, but owners pay yearly service charges to maintain the building.
Off-plan property usually offers a lower entry price and flexible developer payment plans, with potential capital growth by handover. Ready property generates rental income immediately and can be inspected before purchase. The right choice depends on your budget, timeline and whether you prioritise growth or income.
The UAE does not charge personal income tax on rental income earned by individual investors. You may still have tax obligations in your home country, so it is wise to confirm with a tax adviser where you are tax resident.
Gross rental yields in Dubai vary by community, property type and price. Net yield, after service charges and vacancy, is the number that matters. Use the rental yield calculator on this page to estimate your own net yield, then discuss the figures in a free consultation.
Yes. The first consultation is free and without obligation. Message me on WhatsApp at +971 50 314 9313 to book a time that suits your time zone.