To sell a property in Dubai, you will need your passport, the title deed, a sale and purchase agreement, and various forms provided by the real estate agency or developer.

The time it takes to sell a property in Dubai varies, but it generally ranges from a few weeks to a few months, depending on factors such as location, property condition, and market conditions.

In Dubai, there is no capital gains tax on real estate, but property transfer fees are generally payable to the Dubai Land Department. Real estate agency fees are also applicable.

While it’s not mandatory, it’s highly recommended to have a real estate agent to navigate the sales process, especially if you are not familiar with the Dubai real estate market.

The selling price should be determined based on location, size, property condition, and current market prices. A professional appraisal can help determine the right price.

Foreigners can sell properties located in areas designated as free zones. However, it is important to check the specific regulations that may apply to certain properties or areas.

After a sales agreement is concluded, the property transfer process typically takes place at the Dubai Land Department office, where documents are verified and transfer fees are paid to finalize the sale.