Investor Property Visa Guide
International investors looking for lucrative opportunities frequently travel to the UAE. The Investor Property Visa stands out among the many benefits the nation offers to lure international investors as a very desired program.
For both established and prospective investors who want to make investments in the UAE real estate market while simultaneously benefiting from long-term resident privileges, this visa program presents a unique opportunity.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) offers a unique visa program called the Investor Property Visa to entice overseas investors who are interested in the nation’s real estate industry. Investors who own real estate are given a two-year residency permit, allowing them to live there independently of a sponsor. Additionally, this visa enables investors to host their family while they are away.
Requirements for investor property visas
To be eligible for the Investor Property Visa, applicants must fulfill particular UAE property ownership requirements. The following conditions are necessary:
- Possess a UAE property worth at least AED 750,000.
- Provide a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the bank or developer together with the property mortgage statement if the property is mortgaged.
- Provide evidence of payment for at least 50% of the total property value, which should be at least Dh375,000, if the property is finished and not still being built.
- If a husband and wife jointly own the property, they must each have an equal stake in it. The primary visa holder will have the highest portion and sponsor their spouse in the event of unequal ownership.
Additionally, candidates must submit the necessary paperwork to complete the visa application process:
- The property in Dubai has a title deed that specifies a minimum property value of AED 750,000. Please take note that title documents issued by the Dubai International Financial Courts Authority (DIFCA) or for properties located in other emirates will not be recognized.
- If the developer has a mortgage on the property, a copy of the initial sale certificate is required.
- If the property is financed, the bank must provide a NOC.
- Arabic marriage certificate lawfully translated and attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for partners who own joint property.
- A copy of a passport that is valid for more than six months.
- A copy of a valid UAE visa (for residence, travel, or a visa-on-arrival permission). (For existing residents) Emirates ID.
following the guidelines established by the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs, and Port Security (ICP) of the United Arab Emirates.
Authentic health insurance from a company established in the UAE. From the Dubai Police, a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) is sent to the Dubai Land Department (DLD). a copy of the applicant’s passport or, in some cases, an identity card.
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