FAQs

Baron & Baron offers a wide range of residential and commercial real estate services across Dubai and other emirates, including apartments, villas, penthouses, townhouses, offices, and off-plan properties. Whether you’re looking for luxury beachfront apartments in Dubai Marina, family villas in Meadows, or investment-grade off-plan units, we can help you find the right match.

The buying process typically involves:

  1. Property search & shortlisting with our expert brokers.

  2. Viewing & evaluation of selected units.

  3. Offer submission & negotiation.

  4. Signing the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and paying a deposit.

  5. Transfer of ownership at the Dubai Land Department.
    Our team guides you through each step to ensure smooth, transparent transactions tailored to your goals.

Yes — foreigners can buy property in designated freehold areas of Dubai such as Dubai Marina, JBR, Downtown Dubai, and Palm Jumeirah. You’ll need valid ID documents, proof of funds, and once the deal is agreed, ownership is transferred officially at the Dubai Land Department. Our agents assist with documentation and legal processes to make it straightforward

Yes — foreigners can buy property in designated freehold areas of Dubai such as Dubai Marina, JBR, Downtown Dubai, and Palm Jumeirah. You’ll need valid ID documents, proof of funds, and once the deal is agreed, ownership is transferred officially at the Dubai Land Department. Our agents assist with documentation and legal processes to make it straightforward

Beyond the property price or rent, you should account for:

  • Dubai Land Department (DLD) transfer fee (~4%) on purchases.

  • Agency brokerage fees (typically set by RERA).

  • DEWA connection/utility setup for homeowners.

  • Ejari registration for tenants.
    Our team provides full cost breakdowns before you commit, so you’re never surprised by hidden charges.

The UAE Golden Visa is a long-term residency visa (up to 10 years) that allows investors to live, work, and sponsor family members in the UAE without a local sponsor. Property investors can qualify by owning one or more properties with a minimum total value of AED 2 million. This makes real estate investment a pathway to long-term residency in Dubai.

To apply, you must own qualifying property registered under your name with a total value of at least AED 2 million. You’ll need your title deed, passport copy, and valuation documents. Applications are submitted through Dubai Land Department or immigration portals. Baron & Baron can guide you through the property selection and documentation process.

Golden Visa holders benefit from long-term residency, the ability to sponsor family members, freedom to live and work in the UAE without an employer sponsor, and flexible travel with no strict stay requirements. It provides stability for investors looking to establish long-term presence in Dubai.

Yes, off-plan properties may qualify for the Golden Visa if the total investment value reaches AED 2 million and the property is officially registered under the investor’s name in approved projects. Eligibility depends on developer registration and payment milestones.

Yes. Investors with property valued below AED 2 million may qualify for a renewable 2-year property investor residence visa, subject to immigration approval. This option allows investors to live in the UAE without meeting the Golden Visa threshold.