Valuation most commonly asked questions and answers

Investors may be eligible for a UAE Golden Visa under the following investment categories:

• Public Investments (10-Year Golden Visa): Investors with a minimum qualifying public investment of AED 2 million may be eligible for a 10-year Golden Visa, subject to the applicable UAE government requirements.

• Real Estate Investments (5-Year Golden Visa): Property investors with qualifying real estate investments of at least AED 2 million may be eligible for a 5-year Golden Visa, provided they meet the criteria set by the relevant UAE authorities.

• Business Investors: Investors who own or contribute to an establishment that pays at least AED 250,000 annually in taxes may also qualify under the investor category, subject to government eligibility requirements.

As Golden Visa requirements may be updated by the UAE authorities, applicants should ensure they meet the latest eligibility criteria. Credence & Co. provides DLD-approved property valuation reports to support eligible real estate investors applying for the UAE Golden Visa.

The UAE Golden Residence Permit is a long-term residency visa granted to eligible foreign investors in the real estate or public investment sectors. The permit provides long-term residency in the UAE and is designed to attract and retain investors who contribute to the country's economy.

The Golden Residence Permit is valid for up to 10 years and may be renewed, provided the investor continues to meet the applicable eligibility requirements and maintains the qualifying investment in accordance with the latest UAE regulations.

If you are applying through a qualifying real estate investment, Credence & Co. can provide a Dubai Land Department (DLD) approved property valuation report to support your Golden Visa application.

Invest AED 2 million or more in freehold property to qualify.

Obtain a DLD-verified property valuation report from Credence & Co, ensuring your property meets Golden Visa requirements.

Yes, owning property worth AED 2M+ qualifies. Mortgaged properties require a bank NOC.

Yes. Credence & Co. prepares valuation reports in accordance with Dubai Land Department requirements.

Typically:

• Title Deed/Sales Purchase Agreement (SPA)

• Owner Emirates ID or Passport

• Property Information (if applicable)

Additional documentation may be requested depending on the property.

Yes. We regularly assist international investors purchasing or owning property in Dubai.