Buy an apartment or villa in Dubai with Sobha realty…

1. What are the requirements to buy a property in Dubai?
As of Janurary 2024, buying property in Dubai is a pretty simple process, much like purchasing real estate in most Western parts of the world.
There are no age restrictions whatsoever, and if you’re a resident (considered someone who lives in the UEA), you can simply make an offer and acquire ownership by successfully navigating the sales process.
If you’re a foreigner (someone who doesn’t live in the UEA), you’re able to acquire freehold ownership without restrictions either, whether that’s a freehold property contract, off plan properties (construction yet to be completed), usufruct rights, or a leasehold up to 99 years.
No visa is required.
That said, you may only purchase a new title deed for freehold properties if they’re within the designated land plots, as outlined in pages 129 - 132 of the Emirate of Dubai (a document known as Article 3 of Regulation No. 3 of 2006 Determining Areas of Ownership by Non-Nationals of Real Property - but you won’t need to memorize that).
The areas for owning property include:
Umm Hurair 2
Al Barsha South 2
Al Barsha South 3
Emirates Hills 1
Emirates Hills 2
Emirates Hills 3
Jebel Ali
Al Jaddaf
The World Islands
Ras al Khor
Al Rowyah
Sheikh Zayed Road
Sofouh 1
Sofouh 2
Al-Qouz 3
Al-Qouz Industrial Area 2
Al-Qouz Industrial Area 3
Mirdif
Dubai Marina
Palm Jebel Ali
Palm Jumeirah
Nad al-Sheba
Warsan 1
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