Frequently Asked Questions
How can I get a Dubai Golden Visa if the shares of a property are unequal?
If a property is owned by multiple non-spousal partners, only those whose individual share is worth AED 2 million or more qualify for the 10-year Golden Visa as a primary holder. Primary holders can sponsor their spouse, children (of any age), and parents for a matching 10-year residency.
Note for Spouses: If the owners are a married couple, they can pool their unequal shares to meet a single AED 2 million total. One spouse applies as the primary holder and sponsors the other.
You can always consult with Prosper’s mortgage experts to finance a property and secure residency based on your investment level:
- 2-Year Investor Visa: Now has no minimum property value for sole owners (completed properties only). For joint owners, each share must be at least AED 400,000.
- 5-Year Retirement Visa: Available for those aged 55+ with a property value of at least AED 1 million.
- 10-Year Golden Visa: Requires a total property value of AED 2 million (ready or off-plan). You qualify based on the total purchase value with a standard 20% down payment.
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