Dubai

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I buy property in Dubai as a Slovenian citizen?

Yes. Slovenian citizens can purchase real estate in Dubai without restrictions, but only in designated freehold areas. These zones are specifically allocated for foreign investors and allow 100% ownership of the property.

What is the property purchase process like in Dubai?

Buying property in Dubai is straightforward and transparent. The process typically begins with selecting and reserving a unit (by paying a reservation deposit), followed by the electronic signing of the sales agreement, scheduled payments based on the agreed payment plan, and final registration of ownership with the Dubai Land Department (DLD). The entire process can be completed remotely, without physical presence in the UAE.

Is it safe to buy property in Dubai?

Yes. Dubai’s real estate market is highly regulated. All transactions are overseen by the Dubai Land Department and RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Agency), ensuring full protection for buyers. Funds are typically held in escrow accounts, providing additional financial security during the process.

What is the minimum investment amount required to buy property in Dubai?

Prices vary depending on the project and location, but entry-level properties usually start at around €200,000. To obtain a residency visa, the minimum required investment is 750,000 AED (approximately €190,000).

Can I rent out my property and generate passive income?

Yes. Properties in Dubai can be rented out both short-term (via Airbnb, Booking.com) and long-term. Well-located and well-managed properties typically yield 7–12% gross annual returns. At Infinis Properties, we also offer fully managed rental solutions, so you can earn income hassle-free.

What are the visa options for property investors in Dubai?

With an investment of 750,000 AED (approx. €190,000), you are eligible for a 2-year investor residency visa.

With a larger investment of 2,000,000 AED (approx. €480,000), you may apply for a 10-year Golden Visa, which grants long-term residency without the need for a local sponsor and allows you to include family members.

Can everything be handled from Slovenia?

Yes. The entire process—from project presentation and meetings with developers to contract signing and ownership registration—can be completed 100% remotely. Meetings are conducted via Zoom, all documentation is prepared digitally, and our team—together with our partners in Dubai—manages all legal and procedural steps on your behalf.