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UAE residence permit by purchasing real estate for at least 205,000 $
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Investment property
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Tax residence in Dubai: Personal income tax 0%
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Transfer of capital to UAE banks
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2 or 10-year residence permit for entire family
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12 December 2022How a Tranio client chose an apartment in Dubai to get a 10-year residence permit under the new rules
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27 July 2022Tranio client’s story starts with investing in hotel units and ends up by moving in Dubai
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20 May 2022Tranio’s client case: Investing 4 million US dollars in real estate and starting a business in Dubai
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06 May 2022“To get a good deal you need to book fast” – Tranio’s client explained about the Dubai property market in 2022
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28 February 2025The Master Key: How a Tranio Client Optimised Taxes Through Real Estate Investment in Cyprus
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21 February 2025Exploring Oman's Office Real Estate Market: A Client's Perspective
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According to various sources, the cost of a house in the UAE can range from around AED 500,000 to several million AED, with luxury properties costing even more. In addition to the cost of the property itself, there are also other expenses to consider such as registration fees, agent fees, and maintenance costs.
It is also worth noting that the UAE property market can be subject to fluctuations, with prices affected by various economic and political factors. It is therefore important to conduct thorough research and seek professional advice before making any property purchase in the UAE.
In general, non-UAE nationals can buy property in designated areas, known as freehold areas, which are open for foreign ownership. These areas include Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and other parts of the country. The specific rules and requirements for buying property as a foreigner can vary depending on the emirate, so it's important to do your research and seek professional advice before making a purchase.
Foreigners who are not residents of the UAE can also buy property in the country, but there may be additional requirements, such as obtaining a residency visa or working with a local sponsor. Again, it's important to understand the specific regulations and requirements before making a purchase.
Overall, while buying property in the UAE as a foreigner is possible, it's important to do your due diligence and work with reputable real estate agents and lawyers to ensure a smooth and legal transaction.
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