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Two-year property visa: no minimum value

A sole owner can get the two-year Taskeen visa regardless of property value; a co-owner needs a share of AED 400,000.

Updated 3 November 2026 - added to the rules register Written by Home Guide Dubai research desk 1 primary sources

What the source says

"The property owner is allowed to apply for the issuance of a license and residency visa, regardless of the property value."

DLD Investor Residence Application (Taskeen) service page
StatusConfirmed - The official source states this rule in the words quoted.
InstrumentDLD Investor Residence Application (Taskeen) service page
AuthorityDubai Land Department
In force sinceApril 2026
Last checked23 September 2026
SourceDubai Land Department

What to know

The page carried an AED 750,000 minimum from at least December 2022 to February 2026. No numbered decision records the change.

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This rule is explained in context, with the costs and steps around it, in Taskeen.

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Cite this rule

Home Guide Dubai, "Two-year property visa: no minimum value", Dubai property rules register, last checked 23 September 2026.

https://homeguidedubai.com/rules/taskeen-no-minimum-value/

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this still the rule today?

We last read the source on 23 September 2026. Rules in Dubai change by circular and by edits to service pages, often without notice. Check the source linked above, and ask Dubai Land Department in writing before a large payment.

Where does this rule come from?

DLD Investor Residence Application (Taskeen) service page, published by Dubai Land Department. The quote on this page is copied word for word from that source.

Sources

  1. DLD Investor Residence Application (Taskeen) service page - Dubai Land Department - accessed 23 September 2026

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