Dubai remains one of the most attractive destinations for property buyers and international investors. Along with favorable conditions for capital growth, the emirate offers a program that allows you to obtain a residence visa (UAE residency) when purchasing real estate.
To qualify for a residency visa, an investor must meet the following requirements:
Minimum property value — from AED 750,000 (approx. $200,000).
The property must be completed (not under construction).
Ownership can be individual or shared.
By investing AED 2 million or more, buyers may qualify for the long-term residence permit — the so-called Golden Visa — valid for up to 10 years.
Key Benefits of Dubai Residency Visa
Legal right to live in the UAE.
Ability to open a bank account and conduct business.
No personal income tax.
Easy visa renewal while retaining ownership.
Conclusion
Investing in Dubai real estate is not only a secure way to preserve capital but also an opportunity to obtain residency in one of the fastest-growing global cities.