What are the eligibility requirements for a 10-year Golden Visa in the UAE?

To qualify, you must meet all of the following:

• Own freehold or leasehold property (or multiple properties) in Dubai worth at least AED 2 million of which in case of Off-plan properties, 20% must be paid up in advance + 4% DLD fee. (Note: Leased properties do not qualify and only freehold properties qualify)

• If the property is mortgaged, provide a statement from the developer or bank, plus an NOC (No Objection Certificate) for visa processing.

• Be physically present in the UAE during the application.

• Spouses can co-own one property (marriage certificate attested by MOFA and translated to Arabic is required).

• If the property is jointly owned by a husband and wife and worth under AED 4 million, only one person can apply as the main visa holder and sponsor the other.

• Title Deed, Oqood (Pre-title deed) or Initial Contract of Sale owners must have property with a market value exceeding AED 2 million (official valuation certificate required).

• If co-owned with a partner, your share must be at least AED 2 million.

• The name on the Title Deed must match your passport exactly.

You can also consult with Prosper experts to help you navigate your application in a seamless manner.