Everything you need to know about The Oasis by Emaar
Answers to questions people frequently ask about buying property in Dubai
Yes. Dubai allows 100% freehold ownership for foreign nationals in designated freehold areas, including The Oasis by Emaar. Expats can buy, sell, and lease properties with full ownership rights.
The UAE Golden Visa grants 10-year residency to property investors purchasing real estate worth AED 2 million or more. All properties at The Oasis by Emaar qualify for Golden Visa eligibility.
Yes, when buying from reputable developers like Emaar Properties. Dubai's RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Agency) protects buyers through escrow accounts, regulated payment plans, and strict developer compliance requirements.
Freehold means full ownership of the property and land indefinitely. Leasehold grants usage rights for a fixed period (typically 99 years). The Oasis by Emaar is 100% freehold — buyers own the property outright.
The Dubai Land Department (DLD) charges 4% of the property value as a registration fee. This is typically paid at the time of handover or transfer of ownership.
Emaar Properties PJSC is one of the world's most valuable real estate development companies, based in Dubai. Founded in 1997, Emaar developed iconic projects including the Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, and Dubai Marina. Emaar is listed on the Dubai Financial Market.
Yes. Many UAE banks offer mortgages for off-plan properties from reputable developers like Emaar. Typically, expats can finance up to 80% and UAE nationals up to 85% of the property value, subject to bank approval.
Dubailand is a major residential and entertainment district in Dubai. The Oasis by Emaar is located within Dubailand, approximately 20 minutes from Downtown Dubai and 25 minutes from Dubai Marina.