Frequently Asked Questions

Question about Sales

The legal documents required to buy a property in Dubai are: • Title Deed (Original) • NOC, No Objection Certificate (Original) from the developer • Original Passport • Valid Emirates ID (Buyer and seller) • Signed Form F (MOU) • Land Department fees • Registration Trustee fees (Only Cash) • Broker Fees

 

The tax-free environment, impressive rental yields, strong capital appreciation, strong economy, strategic location, and complete safety and security make Dubai an ideal location to invest in property.

 

With annual price growth and high rental returns between 5-8%, the current real estate market in Dubai in 2025 offers unparalleled opportunities for investors.

 

Yes, buying a home in Dubai is a profitable deal for investors looking for higher returns on investment and high capital appreciation.

 

Yes, you can get a Golden Visa if you buy a property in Dubai worth at least AED 2 Million. If you invest in off plan you have to pay 24% (20% down payment 4% DLD), you will be eligible for the gold visa.

Question about renting

You will need a valid passport copy, residence visa copy, and Emirates ID. Some landlords may also ask for a salary certificate or proof of income.

 

Typically, the security deposit is 5% of the annual rent for unfurnished properties and 10% for furnished properties. This is refundable at the end of the tenancy.

 

Yes, all rental agreements must be registered with Ejari (Dubai Land Department’s online system) to make them legally valid.

 

Most landlords accept rent in post-dated cheques, usually between 1 to 4 cheques per year. Some may allow more installments, depending on negotiations.

 

The tenant usually pays the agent’s commission, which is typically 5% of the annual rent or one month’s rent.

 

Tenants are responsible for DEWA (Dubai Electricity & Water Authority), cooling charges (if applicable), and internet/TV/phone services.

 

No, the rent cannot be increased during the contract period. However, upon renewal, landlords may increase the rent within the limits set by the Dubai Rent Index.