Flats in Dubai

FAQ

• I’m afraid to buy remotely. Is it safe?

  Yes. Buying a flat in Dubai can be done 100% remotely. The deal is processed via notarized power of attorney (with certified translation). All documents are submitted online, and ownership is registered through the DLD. We handle the entire process — from property selection to Title Deed registration.

• What if the developer halts construction? Will I get my money back?

  Dubai uses an escrow system: payments are made in stages and not directly to the developer. If construction doesn’t progress, the money stays in escrow. We only work with developers vetted by RERA and will guide you to avoid “paper-only” projects. Buying in rubles with us is reliable.

• I live abroad. Who will manage the property and tenants?

  You can delegate property management. We partner with reputable firms who handle everything: tenant check-in, payment collection, reports, cleaning. You receive passive income without visiting the UAE or dealing with routine tasks.

• Can I resell the flat profitably later?

  Yes, if you choose the right location. Flats in Downtown, Marina, and Palm Jumeirah typically sell within 30–45 days. The market is stable — in the past year, premium segment prices have risen by up to 18%. We’ll help you choose a high-liquidity asset.

• What documents are required to buy a flat in Dubai?

  Very simple: just a passport. If buying remotely, a notarized power of attorney with apostille. No need to open a UAE bank account. All transactions are made through licensed platforms. We’ll explain the costs, including in rubles, and help ensure a smooth transaction.