Yes, buying an off-plan property can be a good option as it usually offers lower prices and flexible payment plans.

Yes, foreigners can buy property in Dubai in specific areas that allow foreign ownership, called free zones.

Buying property in Dubai doesn’t automatically grant permanent residency. However, it can make you eligible for a renewable residency visa. For long-term residency, such as the 10-year Golden Visa, the property must meet specific investment criteria, typically around AED 2 million.

Yes, you can buy commercial property in Dubai, but you must be aware of ownership regulations and areas where foreign investment is allowed.

Make sure the project is registered with the relevant authorities (e.g., the Real Estate Regulatory Agency / Dubai Land Department), the developer has an escrow account, and the contract (SPA) clearly states the payment terms and handover date.