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RERA stands for Real Estate Regulatory Agency and is part of the DLD that takes care of the regulations in the real estate industry in Dubai. It oversees the handling of relationships between all parties of a contract and organizes the exchange process of the properties

In Dubai, the key difference between freehold and leasehold properties comes down to ownership rights. When you buy a freehold property, you get full and permanent ownership of both the property and the land it’s on. This means you can use, rent, or sell it without any time restrictions. On the other hand, leasehold properties are typically located in specific areas where the land is leased from the government or a landowner for a fixed period, often 99 years. With a leasehold, you still have certain rights, but you need to renew the lease when it ends. So, when choosing a property investment in Dubai, it’s essential to understand these differences.

A. Yes, any person of any nationality, whether they are a resident of Dubai or based abroad, can purchase property in Dubai’s freehold market. You are not required to hold any type of residency or similar permit to purchase property.

A. Investors, homeowners, and specialists, such as doctors and engineers, can receive UAE residency visas valid for up to 10 years as per the law announced in May 2018 by the UAE government.
The existing property visa is a two-year renewable property investor visa issued by the Dubai Land Department for a freehold property valued at Dh1 million or more on the title deed.