The 2-years investor visa  is the earliest visa type under property investment. The 2-Year Investor Visa was created for foreigners who want to invest in Dubai real estate. The Dubai investor visa is also known as the Dubai Property Invsetorr Visa. 

The Dubai investor visa regulations rules that 2-Year Investor Visa is only given to people who own a property in the UAE worth at least AED 750,000 ($206,000 USD). 

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Benefits of 2-Year Dubai Property Investor Visa in Dubai

There are several advantages to the 2-Year Dubai Property Investor visa:

• Ability to live in the UAE. There are multiple benefits to living in the UAE, including comfort weather, high and secure level of living, stable economy and so on. 
• Strong investment opportunities and business-friendly legislation. 
• Free entry and residence on the country’s territory 
• Arrangements for family members to relocate to the UAE 
• Opening a personal account with one of the UAE’s banks 
• Getting and insurance in one of the Emirates 
• Visa Free entry into some Persian Gulf countries and some other countries.

How to Apply for a 2-Year Investor Visa?  

1. You must own a property in the UAE worth at least AED 750,000 to apply. If the property is mortgaged, a NOC from the bank or developer is required, along with the property mortgage statement, and it must include the total amount paid and the balance due.
2. You’ll need the following documents: a clear passport copy (Passport valid more than 6 months), old Emirates ID (If applicable), a high-quality applicant digital photo that matches the ICP specifications, health insurance (from any insurance company in UAE), applicants from the following countries Must Bring their National ID (IRAN – PAKISTAN – IRAQ – LIBYA – AFGHANISTAN). The applicant’s name in the title deed must be matching with the name in the passport.

KAIDZEN BIZ’s visa expertise ensures a smooth and efficient Property Investor visa process, making your journey hassle-free. Explore other visa options and their benefits here (link to the article on the types of residence visas).

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