Yes. Indians can legally purchase freehold properties in designated zones in Dubai, with full ownership rights.
Prices vary by area, but studio apartments can start from AED 1.7 million (approx ₹4 Cr). Luxury units are priced higher.
No. Indian banks don’t finance overseas property. However, Dubai banks do offer mortgage options to non-residents with some basic eligibility.
There is no property tax, capital gains tax, or inheritance tax in Dubai. Only a one-time 4% DLD (Dubai Land Department) fee is applicable at purchase.
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Yes. Indians can legally purchase freehold properties in designated zones in Dubai, with full ownership rights.
What is the minimum investment required?
Prices vary by area, but studio apartments can start from AED 1.7 million (approx ₹4 Cr). Luxury units are priced higher.
Can I get a home loan from India for a Dubai property?
No. Indian banks don’t finance overseas property. However, Dubai banks do offer mortgage options to non-residents with some basic eligibility.
Are there any taxes involved when buying property in Dubai?
There is no property tax, capital gains tax, or inheritance tax in Dubai. Only a one-time 4% DLD (Dubai Land Department) fee is applicable at purchase.
Can I earn rental income from my Dubai property?
Yes. You can rent out your property and earn tax-free rental income in Dubai. It's a popular option among Indian investors.