Yes, purchasing property in Dubai can make you eligible for a residency visa.

By investing AED 2 million ($545,000), you can qualify for a 10-year Golden Visa. Alternatively, you can obtain a 2-year residency visa by purchasing real estate worth at least AED 750,000 ($204,000). This makes property investment in Dubai a great way to secure long-term residency.

Yes, both residents and non-resident investors can secure a mortgage to finance property purchases in Dubai. However, the eligibility criteria and interest rates may differ from those for UAE nationals. It’s important to consult with banks or mortgage providers to understand the specific terms and conditions based on your residency status. To make the process easier, get in touch with EIGHT MILE REAL ESTATE's mortgage facilitators, who can guide you through the options and help streamline the application process.

If you're planning to buy property in the UAE, you'll need to have the following documents:

- For non-residents: A copy of your valid passport
- For residents: A copy of your valid Emirates ID

These are essential to initiate the property purchase process.