Frequently Asked Questions About
Dubai Property Transactions

A: The timeframe for a property transfer in Dubai can vary depending on the readiness of both parties, the developer, and the bank (if a mortgage is involved). In straightforward cash transactions, transfers can often be completed within a few weeks. Mortgage-related transactions typically take longer due to bank approvals and settlement processes.

A: Yes. Non-residents can buy property in designated freehold areas in Dubai. The overall process is similar to residents, although financing options and timelines may differ.

A: While appointing a lawyer is not mandatory, many buyers and sellers choose professional conveyancing support to help manage documentation, timelines, payments, and coordination with developers and banks.

A: Yes, a minor can own property in Dubai, subject to specific legal requirements and guardianship arrangements. Additional approvals and documentation are typically required to protect the minor’s interests.