The UAE Golden Visa is a long-term residence program designed for eligible investors, entrepreneurs and professionals. Golden Visa holders may live, work and study in the UAE while benefiting from a range of residency privileges.
Yes. You may apply for a UAE Golden Visa by investing in one or more qualifying properties with a total value of at least AED 2,000,000 (545.000 USD).
For real estate investors, the Golden Visa is generally issued for a period of 10 years. The visa may be renewed provided that the qualifying real estate investment is maintained.
Yes. Your spouse and children may be included under the Golden Visa program. Subject to applicable regulations, private household personnel may also be sponsored.
There is no requirement to reside in the UAE on a continuous full-time basis. However, Golden Visa holders must comply with the applicable immigration regulations and maintain their residency status.
Yes. In particular, off-plan properties often offer long-term payment plans provided by developers, including post-handover payment options. Please contact us for further information regarding available projects and payment plans.
The UAE does not impose personal income tax. In addition, there is no capital gains tax or inheritance tax, making the country one of the most attractive jurisdictions for investors.
Yes. Golden Visa holders may establish a company in the UAE or continue to manage their existing investments and business activities, subject to the applicable licensing requirements.
Yes. Multiple properties may be combined, provided that the total investment value meets the minimum investment threshold required under the program.
Yes. Many investors choose to rent out their properties and generate regular rental income. Depending on the property's location, type and market conditions, investment opportunities offering average annual rental yields of 8%–10% are available.