Turn Property Equity into Opportunity
Unlock up to 70% of your property value and use the funds for investment, business, or personal goals.
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Grow your property portfolio using home equity financing
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Fast pre-approval for non-resident home loans in Dubai
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Access highly competitive interest rates
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Support with visa and bank account setup
Why Choose Our Mortgage Solutions?
1. Personalized Plans – Tailored equity release options to meet your unique financial needs.
2. Flexible Repayments – Transparent payment plans with no hidden charges across Dubai and other Emirates.
3. Wide Property Coverage – Available for residential, buy-to-let, and commercial properties.
4. Professional Support – Expert guidance throughout the equity release process.
Eligibility Criteria for Mortgage Equity Release
- Age: Applicants must be 21 years or older.
- Credit Profile: A strong credit score increases the likelihood of approval.
- Income Requirement: A minimum monthly income of AED 12,500 is necessary.
- Property Ownership: For jointly owned properties, all owners must consent to the loan.
Required Documentation:
- Title deed of the property
- Building plan and registration documents
- Approvals from relevant authorities
- For expatriates: a valid passport and a residence visa
- Additional documents: salary certificates and bank statements for employed applicants; trade licenses and financial audits for self-employed individuals
Frequently Asked Questions
A property equity release provides homeowners with immediate access to funds tied up in their property, offering financial flexibility without the need to sell or refinance entirely.
Both UAE residents and non-residents can apply, provided they meet age, income, credit, and ownership eligibility criteria.
Applicants can typically access up to 70% of the property’s market value, depending on bank policies and eligibility.
Key documents include the property title deed, building plan, registration papers, approvals from authorities, passport and residence visa (for expats), plus financial records such as salary certificates, bank statements, or trade licenses for self-employed individuals.