INVESTOR GUIDES
Practical answers on Dubai property: off-plan, payment plans, districts, developers, taxes and residency.
Residency & taxes
A property investment of at least AED 2 million opens the door to a Golden Visa application for a Russian investor, under conditions to confirm with the authorities. What the threshold means and what a family application involves.
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Residency & taxes
A property investment of at least AED 2 million opens the door to a Golden Visa application, under conditions to confirm with the authorities. What this means in practice for an investor based in Mauritius.
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Residency & taxes
A property investment of at least AED 2 million can support a Golden Visa application, subject to conditions confirmed with the authorities. What is published, for an Israeli buyer.
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Residency & taxes
A short-term residence permit is available to a foreign property owner, including an Israeli buyer, above a published value threshold, subject to conditions confirmed with the Georgian authorities. It is not a nationality or an automatic right.
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Residency & taxes
A property investment of at least AED 2 million in Dubai opens the door to a Golden Visa application, subject to conditions confirmed with the authorities. What this means for a Singapore resident.
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Residency & taxes
A property investment of at least AED 2 million in Dubai opens the door to a Golden Visa application, subject to conditions confirmed with the authorities. What this means for a Hong Kong resident and family.
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A property investment of at least AED 2 million in Dubai opens the door to a Golden Visa application, subject to conditions confirmed with the authorities. What this means for a Canadian investor.
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Residency & taxes
The federal Golden Visa rule applies in Abu Dhabi the same way it does anywhere else in the UAE: a property investment of at least 2 million AED, subject to conditions.
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Residency & taxes
Georgian law allows an owner of qualifying property above USD 150,000 to apply for a short-term residence permit. Here is what article 15.j actually says, and what it is not.
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Residency & taxes
The UAE's Golden Visa property route runs on a federal rule, a minimum of AED 2 million, subject to conditions confirmed with the authorities. Here is how Ras Al Khaimah's current entry prices line up against that threshold.
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Residency & taxes
Valia at Dubai Creek Harbour starts from AED 1.96 million, just under the 2 million AED Golden Visa threshold. Here is what that gap actually means, and why the starting price alone does not settle eligibility.
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Residency & taxes
Financing part of a Dubai property with a mortgage raises a question for Golden Visa planning: does the financed share count toward the 2 million AED threshold. Here is what to confirm with the authorities and the lender before you count on it.
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Residency & taxes
Buying off-plan with the 2 million AED Golden Visa threshold in mind raises a question that a completed property does not: the unit is not delivered yet, and only part of the price may be paid. Here is what to confirm before you reserve.
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Residency & taxes
Preparing a Golden Visa file starts well before you apply. Here is the checklist of documents to keep from the moment you buy, and the ones to request from the authorities when you are ready, without presenting any list as officially complete.
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Residency & taxes
Buying with a spouse or a partner, or counting more than one property toward the 2 million AED Golden Visa threshold, raises questions the authorities decide. Here is how to structure the purchase without closing a door you may need later.
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Residency & taxes
Buying a property that reaches the 2 million AED threshold is only the first part of a Golden Visa plan. Here is the order investors generally follow, what each step produces on paper, and where Orven's role stops.
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Residency & taxes
Every published price at Chelsea Residences by DAMAC sits above the 2 million AED Golden Visa threshold. Here is how the brochure prices, the 60/40 payment plan and the timeline line up, and what still needs confirming with the authorities.
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An AED 2 million investment opens the door to a Golden Visa application, under conditions to be confirmed with the authorities. Here are the projects in the Orven selection with a published price at or above that threshold.
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A property investment of at least 2 million AED opens the right to apply for the UAE Golden Visa, under conditions set by the authorities. What the threshold means, which points to confirm before you count on it, how it fits a purchase such as Hilton Residences by Prestige One, and where Orven's role stops.
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Residency & taxes
The price of an apartment in Dubai is not the whole bill. The Dubai Land Department fee of 4%, the Oqood registration for off-plan units, the developer's administrative fee, transfer charges and the costs that follow the purchase: a line-by-line view of what an international buyer should budget, without invented amounts.
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