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Upload your documents
The SPA and whatever else you have, through the case assessment form, email or WhatsApp.
International investors
You bought in Dubai. You don’t have to live here to protect your investment.
Initial assessment and document review can be conducted remotely, subject to applicable regulatory requirements.
Why overseas purchasers get stuck
Distance is manageable. Delay is more expensive.
Different time zones.
Unanswered emails.
Confusing procedures.
Documents governed by UAE law.
The practical result is that overseas purchasers often wait longer than they should before getting the transaction reviewed — sometimes past the point where the most useful options were available.
How it works from abroad
Four steps, from wherever you are.
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Explain what happened
In writing, or on a call scheduled for a time that works in your time zone.
03
Receive an assessment
The position, the issues that matter, and the routes that may be open to you.
04
Decide the next step
Correspondence, negotiation or escalation — handled from Dubai while you stay where you are.
Questions overseas purchasers ask
Not to begin. Documents can be reviewed and discussed remotely. Whether attendance is needed later depends on the route the matter takes and the requirements of the relevant forum.
Document checklist
What should I send?
- Sale and Purchase Agreement
- Reservation form
- Booking form
- Oqood / interim registration
- Payment receipts
- Payment schedule
- Developer statements
- Handover notices
- Delay notices
- Default notices
- Developer emails
- WhatsApp messages
- Marketing brochures
- Floor plans
- Specifications
- Photos and videos
- Snagging reports
- Inspection reports
- Any settlement offer already received
Don’t worry if you don’t have everything. Start with the SPA and whatever documents are currently available.