Frequently Asked Questions.

Yes, foreigners can buy property in Dubai. Dubai offers both Freehold and Leasehold options. In designated areas, foreigners can obtain freehold ownership, which means you have complete ownership of the property.

The main costs in Dubai property investment include: 4% land department registration fee, 2% agent fee (if using an agent), and annual service charges. Notably, there is no annual property tax in Dubai, making it an attractive investment destination.

You can complete a Dubai property purchase remotely by: 1) Selecting the property and signing a booking agreement 2) Appointing an agent through a power of attorney 3) Completing the payment 4) Signing final documents remotely. We provide full Chinese language support to ensure a smooth transaction.

Yes, you can obtain a residence visa through Dubai property investment. Depending on the investment amount, you can get a 2-year or 5-year residence visa. Investing in property worth more than 2 million dirhams qualifies you for a 5-year golden visa, providing long-term residency.

Dubai properties typically offer rental yields between 5-8%, depending on the property type and location. Some premium residential areas may offer even higher yields. Additionally, Dubai's rental market is very active with low vacancy rates, ensuring stable rental income.