
Mortgage in Dubai
Most of Dubai's property acquisition involves mortgages. If done correctly, mortgaging is a better way to invest in Dubai, leveraging financed capital to secure a property that will appreciate at a faster pace. To have a better understanding of how mortgaging would cost you, use our Mortgage Calculator below.
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How does Mortgages work in Dubai?
Mortgages in Dubai allow buyers to finance their home or investment property through monthly installments after paying an initial down payment. Buyers should consider factors such as interest rates, loan eligibility, repayment terms, and additional costs like DLD and bank fees before purchasing. Clients are better informed about the property and financing when making decisions in Dubai’s real estate market.
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Why Choose Anarock Middle East to Mortgage in Dubai?
Anarock Middle East assists buyers and investors to navigate the mortgage process in Dubai with expert insights and strong market connections. Through our exclusive partnerships with trusted service providers, our team helps clients access competitive mortgage plans, better rates, and tailored financing solutions that suit their property goals.
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FAQs on Mortgaging in Dubai
-How much can I borrow?+-
-What are the mortgage rates?+-
-Can non-residents get mortgage services?+-
-How much of a deposit should I have for a mortgage?+-
Expat residents (1st-time buyer): 20%
UAE nationals (1st-time buyer): 15%
Expat residents (2nd-time buyer): 40%
UAE nationals (2nd-time buyer): 35%
While these are the standard deposit amounts, some banks may allow second-time buyers to put down a lesser amount based on specific criteria.
-What documents are required for the application?+-
Salaried applicants: ID documents, salary certificate, 6 months' payslips, 6 months' bank statements, and details of existing liabilities.
Self-employed applicants: ID documents, company documents (trade license, incorporation documents, memorandum of association, shareholders certificate, company profile, etc.), audited accounts, 12 months' business bank statements, 6 months' personal bank statements, and details of existing liabilities.




