Yes, foreign nationals can buy property in designated freehold areas across the UAE, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah. In Dubai, popular freehold zones include Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, and Business Bay.
Foreign buyers get full ownership rights and can sell, lease, or pass the property on to heirs.

You can contact us directly through our contact form or by phone to schedule an appointment with one of our experts. We will evaluate your property and create a customized marketing strategy to ensure you get the best possible return.

Yes, we offer comprehensive property management services for luxury homes, including maintenance, rental management, and oversight of daily operations to ensure your investment is always in top condition.

Purchasing a property in these areas means investing in some of the most prestigious and sought-after locations, offering a unique blend of luxury, security, and high quality of life. These areas are known for their natural beauty, exclusive amenities, and strong property value retention.

Absolutely. We offer detailed and personalized virtual tours for every property, allowing you to explore homes from anywhere in the world. Contact us to schedule a virtual tour appointment.

Typically, the property transfer process in Dubai takes 2–6 weeks, depending on the type of property, mortgage involvement, and documentation accuracy.
Off-plan (under-construction) purchases may take longer due to developer timelines and approvals.

• Freehold: The buyer owns the property and the land it’s built on indefinitely.

• Leasehold: The buyer leases the property for up to 99 years, but the land remains owned by the freeholder.
  Freehold properties are more popular among expats due to long-term ownership rights.

No, there is no annual property tax in the UAE. However, owners may need to pay:

• Service charges (building maintenance)

• Utilities and community fees

• Municipality fees (in some emirates, included in DEWA bills)
  This tax-free advantage makes the UAE a globally attractive real estate destination.

An off-plan property is a home purchased before construction is completed.
It’s safe to buy if you purchase through RERA-approved developers.
Always verify the project’s registration on the Dubai Land Department (DLD) website and ensure payments are made into escrow accounts for added protection.

Yes. Property investors can apply for UAE residence visas depending on the property’s value and ownership status:

• 3-year visa: For properties worth AED 1 million or more

• 5-year visa: For properties worth AED 2 million+

• 10-year Golden Visa: For investments of AED 2 million+ (with specific conditions)
  You can check the full eligibility details on the UAE Government Visa Portal.