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Real estate investors in the UAE have a fantastic opportunity. If you own a property valued at AED 750,000 or more at the time of purchase, you can apply for a renewable two-year residence permit. Notably, you can sponsor your spouse and children under this permit.
All real estate legislations in Dubai stress the necessity of registering all real estate transactions including ownership, transfer, or change with or without compensation in order to guarantee the rights of investors. All real estate transactions that are not registered in DLD’s registers are considered invalid.
The law requires developers to register completed projects in Dubai Land Department as soon as they receive a certificate of completion from the competent authorities. Accordingly, the real estate units that have been fully paid for will be transferred from the initial register to the Real Estate Registry and issuing the title deed/usufruct certificate for the investor.
The law does not set an age limit to own a property in Dubai. However, in case a person desires to sell, donate or mortgage a property owned by a minor, in whole or in part, a judgment awarded by the competent judge approving the sale of the real estate/share of the minor issued from the Awqaf and Minors’ Affairs Foundation for the citizens holding a registration extract (Khulasat Qayed) from Dubai and from the competent court for the rest of the categories shall be submitted.
In case the area of the property exceeds the area agreed upon in the sale contract, the increase of the unit net area shall not be considered, and the developer shall not claim the value of such increase, unless otherwise expressly agreed in the sale contract. In case the area of the property is less than the area agreed upon in the sale contract, the developer is obliged to compensate the purchaser for the change in the area of the real estate unit due to the decrease that exceeds (5%) of the net area of the unit.
Dubai and the UAE in general have a tax-friendly environment for property ownership. However, tax regulations can change, and it’s essential to stay updated with the latest developments. our property consultants will help you with the necessary details.
If all the documents required for the procedure are available, it takes an average of 30 minutes to register a sale.
Foreign nationals are granted the privilege of property ownership in designated freehold zones across Dubai. This extends the opportunity for expatriates and international buyers, not residing in the UAE, to secure absolute ownership rights, free from leasehold or usufruct obligations, with the option to retain these rights for an impressive duration of up to 99 years.
When contemplating property purchase in Dubai, it’s vital to understand the legal and regulatory landscape. The property registration process is a critical aspect of property ownership. Prospective buyers should follow specific steps, including validating the property title deed with the Dubai Land Department (DLD) before they can officially register the property in their name.
Initial registration means registering real estate sales contracts and other legal actions off-plan before transferring them to the real estate registry, and it includes properties purchased off-plan or ready-made properties for which an initial sale certificate is issued indicating the registration of a property. This aims to preserve the rights of owners and investors.
Real estate investors in the UAE have a fantastic opportunity. If you own a property valued at AED 750,000 or more at the time of purchase, you can apply for a renewable two-year residence permit. Notably, you can sponsor your spouse and children under this permit.
All real estate legislations in Dubai stress the necessity of registering all real estate transactions including ownership, transfer, or change with or without compensation in order to guarantee the rights of investors. All real estate transactions that are not registered in DLD’s registers are considered invalid.
The law requires developers to register completed projects in Dubai Land Department as soon as they receive a certificate of completion from the competent authorities. Accordingly, the real estate units that have been fully paid for will be transferred from the initial register to the Real Estate Registry and issuing the title deed/usufruct certificate for the investor.
The law does not set an age limit to own a property in Dubai. However, in case a person desires to sell, donate or mortgage a property owned by a minor, in whole or in part, a judgment awarded by the competent judge approving the sale of the real estate/share of the minor issued from the Awqaf and Minors’ Affairs Foundation for the citizens holding a registration extract (Khulasat Qayed) from Dubai and from the competent court for the rest of the categories shall be submitted.
In case the area of the property exceeds the area agreed upon in the sale contract, the increase of the unit net area shall not be considered, and the developer shall not claim the value of such increase, unless otherwise expressly agreed in the sale contract. In case the area of the property is less than the area agreed upon in the sale contract, the developer is obliged to compensate the purchaser for the change in the area of the real estate unit due to the decrease that exceeds (5%) of the net area of the unit.
Dubai and the UAE in general have a tax-friendly environment for property ownership. However, tax regulations can change, and it’s essential to stay updated with the latest developments. our property consultants will help you with the necessary details.
If all the documents required for the procedure are available, it takes an average of 30 minutes to register a sale.
Foreign nationals are granted the privilege of property ownership in designated freehold zones across Dubai. This extends the opportunity for expatriates and international buyers, not residing in the UAE, to secure absolute ownership rights, free from leasehold or usufruct obligations, with the option to retain these rights for an impressive duration of up to 99 years.
When contemplating property purchase in Dubai, it’s vital to understand the legal and regulatory landscape. The property registration process is a critical aspect of property ownership. Prospective buyers should follow specific steps, including validating the property title deed with the Dubai Land Department (DLD) before they can officially register the property in their name.
Initial registration means registering real estate sales contracts and other legal actions off-plan before transferring them to the real estate registry, and it includes properties purchased off-plan or ready-made properties for which an initial sale certificate is issued indicating the registration of a property. This aims to preserve the rights of owners and investors.
