• Ready properties
  • Certain off-plan properties from approved developers
  • Multiple properties with a combined qualifying value
  • Mortgaged properties, subject to specific conditions
  • Long-term UAE residency
  • The ability to sponsor eligible family members
  • Access to UAE banking services
  • Greater flexibility for international travel
  • The opportunity to establish a long-term presence in the UAE
  • Valid passport
  • Passport-sized photograph
  • Title Deed or ownership documentation
  • Supporting payment records
  • Additional documents requested by the relevant authorities
  • The property meets the current Golden Visa criteria
  • Ownership documents have been issued correctly
  • Any mortgage-related requirements have been satisfied
  • All supporting documentation is complete and up to date

What is the minimum property investment required for a Dubai Golden Visa?

As of 2026, property investors generally need a qualifying real estate investment of AED 2 million or more, subject to current UAE regulations and approval requirements.

Can I obtain a Golden Visa through an off-plan property?

Yes. Certain off-plan properties from approved developers may qualify, provided they meet the applicable Golden Visa criteria.

Can I include my family on my Golden Visa?

Yes. Eligible Golden Visa holders can sponsor their spouse, children, and other qualifying family members according to UAE immigration regulations.

Do I need to live in Dubai full-time to keep my Golden Visa?

Golden Visa holders benefit from greater residency flexibility than standard residence visas, although applicants should always check the latest government requirements.

How long is the Dubai Golden Visa valid?

The property investor Golden Visa is typically issued for 10 years and may be renewed, subject to meeting the eligibility requirements at the time of renewal.

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