What documents are required for the 2-Year Property Investor Visa?

Mandatory Documents for the Primary Applicant

• Dubai Title Deed: A digital Title Deed issued by the Dubai Land Department (DLD).

• Sole Owner: No minimum property value required.

• Joint Owners: Must show a share value of at least AED 400,000 per person.
  Note: Only completed residential properties in Dubai freehold areas are eligible. DIFC and other Emirates are not included.

• Police Clearance Certificate (PCC): A "Good Conduct Certificate" from Dubai Police addressed to the DLD. This is mandatory for the 2-year visa (unlike the Golden Visa).

• Residents: Apply via the Dubai Police App.

• Non-Residents: Apply via the Dubai Police website/app or visit a station.

• Passport: A high-quality color scan of your passport (must be valid for at least 6 months).

• Digital Photograph: A high-resolution photo matching ICP specifications.

• Health Insurance: Proof of a UAE-compliant health insurance policy (mandatory for all residency permits).

• National ID: Applicants from Iran, Pakistan, Iraq, Libya, and Afghanistan must provide their original National ID from their home country.

• Emirates ID: If you currently hold or previously held a UAE residency, provide a copy of your old Emirates ID.

For Mortgaged or Financed Properties

• Bank/Developer NOC: If the property is mortgaged, you need a digital No Objection Certificate (NOC) in Arabic from your bank or developer.
• Equity Requirement: You are now generally eligible if you have paid the standard 20% down payment, provided you have the bank's NOC and the property is fully completed.

You can also consult with Prosper mortgage experts to avail a property with the lowest interest rates in the market to be eligible for the 2 Year Investor Visa.