Dubai Golden Visa for Property Investors
Own one or more properties in Dubai with a purchase value of AED 2 million or more? Check whether you may qualify for a 10-year Golden Visa. BeznesPro helps you understand the requirements and prepare your documents. Final eligibility and approval are determined by the relevant authorities.
Who may qualify
DLD's published investor service requires property with a purchase value of AED 2 million or more, held in the applicant's name (one or more properties). For mortgaged property, DLD currently asks for a bank letter evidencing AED 2 million paid, and a bank no-objection letter showing the amount paid and the outstanding balance. Property type, ownership and documents must be checked by DLD; value alone does not guarantee eligibility.
Documents & verification
DLD lists a passport, e-title certificate or title deed, personal photograph, Emirates ID if available, and current residence permit if available. Mortgage and family cases need additional supporting documents, subject to authority review.
Our application support
BeznesPro helps with eligibility questions, document preparation and guidance through the process. The applicant must be inside the UAE and attend the official service centre personally. DLD does not permit application by an escort or representative. Final decisions rest with the authorities.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I include my family? Yes, the Golden Visa allows you to sponsor your spouse, children and parents, subject to standard dependency rules.
- How long is the visa valid? The property investor Golden Visa is typically issued for 10 years and is renewable.
- How long does it take? DLD lists a service time of 7–10 business days after submission. Government fees are set by DLD and may change.
Eligibility Disclaimer: All Golden Visa applications are subject to final approval by the UAE immigration authorities and relevant land departments. Meeting the investment threshold does not guarantee approval. Documents and requirements are subject to change based on case review and updated government regulations.