Buying Inquiry

Yes, foreigners can definitely submit a buyer inquiry as they have the right to purchase properties in Dubai's freehold areas. DubaiSale.com caters to every inquiry and helps throughout the process, from property search to final documentation.

• Agency fee of 2%
• DLD fees of 4%, often divided between the buyers and sellers as per the contract
• Registration fees of AED 2,000 for property value below AED 500,000 and AED 4,000 for above that
• Title deed registration fee of AED 280 to AED 580
• Mortgage registration fees: 0.25% of the mortgage value (if you are buying property on a mortgage)

The difference between the two is that the off-plan property is under development, whereas the ready one allows you to move in right after purchase. Off-plan property comes with flexible payment plans.

• Note your preferences, whether you need a property for long-term, renting out, or living in
• Set a budget and calculate all the additional costs of buying a property
• Note down the amenities and facilities you need
• Research the neighbourhoods that align with your goal
• Conduct a property valuation to make sure you are paying a fair price
• Assess the rental returns and future capital gain

Yes, both residents (nationals and expats) and non-residents (foreigners) can get a mortgage in Dubai. However, there are different down payment criteria.

For residents: They have to pay a 20% down payment (80% LTV ratio).

For foreigners: They have to pay 35% to 50% down payment (65% to 50% LTV ratio).

There are eligibility criteria for obtaining a mortgage, such as proof of income (minimum AED 15,000), credit history, nationality, and age (minimum 21 years).