You don't need to be a UAE resident to buy property in Dubai. Here is exactly how the process works for an Indian investor, from shortlist to keys in hand.
We start with your AED/INR budget and whether the goal is rental income or a personal holiday home — this decides which developer and unit type fits.
We share floor plans, payment plans and ROI projections, and set up a video call on Zoom or Google Meet to walk you through options.
A booking amount (often 10–20% of unit value) secures the unit and locks the price under the developer's current offer.
The SPA can be signed in person in Dubai or remotely via Power of Attorney — no need to travel for most developer sales.
Payments are made via international wire transfer under the RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS), which permits up to USD 250,000 per financial year for property purchases abroad.
Installments are staged through construction — typically split before and after handover — as tracked in your developer payment schedule.
On completion, the Dubai Land Department (DLD) issues your title deed, formally registering you as the freehold owner.
Hand the unit to a property manager for rental income, use it as a holiday home, or use the investment to apply for a UAE Golden Visa.
Valid passport copy, current address proof, and passport-size photograph. No UAE visa or residency required for the initial booking.
Indian bank account for LRS remittance, PAN card, and Form A2 for foreign outward remittance filed through your bank.
No. Booking, SPA signing and payments can all be completed remotely; a Power of Attorney can handle title registration on your behalf.
Yes, several UAE banks offer non-resident mortgages, though most investors use developer payment plans, which need no bank involvement.
Rental income can be transferred back to India through normal banking channels; DXB Fame connects you with property managers who handle this.
All projects we present are registered with Dubai's Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA), and payments go into an escrow account by law.
