Obtaining a UAE Golden Visa through property investment starts with a certified and compliant property valuation. At Credence & Co., we provide RERA-approved property valuation services in Dubai specifically structured to support Golden Visa residency applications.
Our valuation reports are prepared by qualified valuers in line with Dubai Land Department (DLD) and RERAstandards, ensuring acceptance by immigration authorities and related government entities.
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What Is Golden Visa Property Valuation?
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Golden Visa property valuation is an independent, professional assessment of a property’s market value conducted to confirm eligibility under the UAE Golden Visa property investment criteria.
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For Golden Visa purposes, the valuation must:
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Reflect current market value
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Be issued by a RERA-approved valuation firm
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Be prepared in accordance with recognized valuation standards
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Clearly state the purpose of valuation for residency eligibility
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Credence & Co. ensures your report meets all regulatory and procedural expectations—no shortcuts, no rejections.
Why Choose Credence & Co.?
✔ RERA-Approved Valuation Firm
✔ Extensive Experience in Golden Visa Valuations
✔ Reports Accepted by Immigration & Government Authorities
✔ Transparent Fees & Defined Timelines
✔ Professional, Investor-Grade Reporting
We support both individual investors and institutional clients, offering valuations across residential apartments, villas, and investment properties throughout Dubai.
Golden Visa Property Valuation Requirements (Dubai)
To qualify for a Golden Visa through property investment, the valuation report typically confirms:
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Property market value meeting the minimum eligibility threshold
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Ownership details matching title deed records
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Property classification (completed & eligible asset)
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Valuation date aligned with application requirements
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Independence and objectivity of the valuer
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Our team reviews your documentation upfront to ensure smooth processing and zero compliance gaps.
Common Mistakes We Help Clients Avoid
Using non-approved valuers
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Submitting outdated or generic valuation reports
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Incorrect valuation purpose wording
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Mismatch between title deed and valuation details
Our reports are prepared correctly from the first submission, reducing delays and rework.