Ans. - Yes, foreigners can own 100% of freehold properties in designated areas — with full title deed rights.

Ans. - No. Dubai has no annual property tax, no capital gains tax, and no inheritance tax.

Ans. - No. Anyone can purchase property in Dubai. However, certain investment thresholds qualify you for residency visas.

Ans. - In most cases, yes. The UAE has double taxation treaties with over 130 countries.

Ans. - Absolutely. We can assist with UAE company formation to optimize your tax and ownership structure.

Ans. - Dubai’s First-Time Investor Property Scheme (launched in 2025 by the Dubai Land Department) helps UAE residents and expats buy their first home by offering:

• Easier financing and flexible payment plans
• Discounted fees and priority access to select projects
• Eligibility for properties up to AED 5 million
• Open to residents who don’t yet own a property in Dubai

It aims to make homeownership more accessible and boost long-term real estate investment.

Ans. - Double taxation happens when two countries tax the same income. UAE expats can avoid it through the country’s Double Taxation Agreements (DTAs) with over 140 nations. These treaties clarify which country has taxing rights and offer tax credits or exemptions to prevent paying twice. To benefit, expats should obtain a UAE Tax Residency Certificate and apply for relief under the relevant treaty. Titan Wealth International helps clients navigate these rules to stay compliant and tax-efficient.

Ans. - Yes, foreign investors can easily secure property financing in Dubai, but lending terms depend on residency status, income, and property type.

Ans. - Yes, you can. Dubai is one of the global pioneers in integrating cryptocurrency with real estate investment. Several developers in the UAE now accept payments in major digital currencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Tether (USDT), either directly or through licensed payment partners that instantly convert crypto to UAE dirhams (AED). In fact, the Dubai Land Department (DLD) and Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) have been supportive of blockchain innovation, helping to make such transactions more transparent and legally compliant.