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Dubai law requires developers to sell off-plan units through a project escrow account regulated by RERA. Buyer payments go into that account and are released to the developer against verified construction progress. Your purchase is also registered with the Dubai Land Department (Oqood registration). Always check the escrow account number on the SPA and payment receipts.

Yes. Foreign nationals can buy freehold property in designated areas of Dubai. Indian residents usually fund purchases under the RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS), which currently allows up to USD 250,000 per person per financial year; tax collected at source (TCS) may apply. Family members can each use their own limit. Confirm the current rules with your bank and chartered accountant before remitting.

The main one is the Dubai Land Department fee of 4% of the purchase price, usually paid at booking, plus registration and admin fees. A brokerage fee may apply depending on the project — we confirm all costs in writing before you reserve.

Part of the price is paid in instalments after you receive the keys, typically over 12 to 60 months. It lowers the cash needed before handover and lets rental income offset later instalments. The trade-off is that you are committed to payments after completion, and the developer may price this flexibility into the unit.

Property investments of AED 2 million or more can qualify for a 10-year UAE Golden Visa, subject to conditions set by the authorities, including rules for off-plan and mortgaged property. The rules change from time to time, so we check eligibility for your specific purchase before you commit.

Usually, yes. Most developers accept reservations, KYC and SPA signing remotely, and payments by international transfer. We handle the paperwork with the developer and keep you updated on WhatsApp. Some steps, such as handover inspection, can be done through a representative with a power of attorney.

The sale and purchase agreement sets the anticipated completion date and any grace period. Construction progress is monitored by RERA through the escrow system, and buyers have legal remedies if a project is cancelled or significantly delayed. We share each project's published completion date and flag changes when developers announce them.

There is no annual property tax or capital gains tax on property in Dubai. Owners pay annual service charges to maintain the building, and occupants pay a municipality housing fee through their utility bill. If you are tax resident in India or elsewhere, rental income and gains may be taxable there.