
At the Center of Dubai’s Urban Elegance
Welcome to Opulent Oasis
Luxury Living Redefined in Dubai
At Opulent Oasis, we offer more than just properties—we deliver a lifestyle of distinction. From stunning waterfront villas to sleek urban residences, our curated portfolio reflects Dubai’s finest real estate opportunities. With expert guidance and a commitment to excellence, we turn your vision of luxury into reality.
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About Us
Who We Are?
At Opulent Oasis Real Estate LLC, we bring expertise, integrity, and a passion for excellence to Dubai’s real estate market. From luxury residences to smart investments, we offer handpicked properties and personalized guidance to help you find your perfect space in the city. With local knowledge and global standards, we make every step of your real estate journey seamless and rewarding.
Your vision. Our commitment.

Proudly Associated with Dubai’s Elite Property Builders

Danube Properties
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Azizi Developments
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Sobha Realty
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Damac Properties
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Emaar Properties
Where Innovation Meets Elegance.

Vincitore realty
Live Iconic with Vincitore.
Why to choose Dubai For investment?
Zero Income Tax
Golden Visa (10 years) on investment.
Safest Country to live in
Spactacular Lifestyle
Multination with vast Culture
Stable Currency Pegged to USD.
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Frequently asked question
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What types of Properties can foreigners buy in Dubai?
Freehold areas: Offer complete and permanent ownership of properties like apartments, villas, and commercial spaces, with the added benefit of potential residency eligibility.
Leasehold areas: Provide long-term property rights (typically 30 to 99 years) at lower prices, but without land ownership.
Off-plan in freehold zones: Involves purchasing property before it’s built, with the possibility of value appreciation.
Commercial properties: Designed for business or investment purposes in designated locations.
What are the main steps to buying property in Dubai?Are there any taxes on property purchases in Dubai?
No ongoing property or income taxation
Buyers pay one-time charges, primarily a 4% Dubai Land Department fee
Clear and simple legal process, offering robust protections for foreign investors
Purchasing in freehold zones may qualify you for UAE residency
what documents are needed to buy a property?
Passport Copy
A valid, clear copy of the passport for each buyer listed in the agreement.
Emirates ID (for UAE residents)
Only necessary if the buyer currently resides in the UAE.
Visa Copy (optional)
Helpful for residents, especially when applying for a residency visa linked to the property.
Proof of Residential Address
A recent utility bill or bank statement may be requested, particularly by banks or agents.
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
Also referred to as Form F, this outlines the purchase terms agreed upon by both parties.
Passport Copy
A valid, clear copy of the passport for each buyer listed in the agreement.
Emirates ID (for UAE residents)
Only necessary if the buyer currently resides in the UAE.
Visa Copy (optional)
Helpful for residents, especially when applying for a residency visa linked to the property.
Proof of Residential Address
A recent utility bill or bank statement may be requested, particularly by banks or agents.
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
Also referred to as Form F, this outlines the purchase terms agreed upon by both parties.
No Objection Certificate (NOC)
Provided by the developer, confirming the property is free of outstanding liabilities—usually arranged by the seller.
Mortgage-Related Documents (if financing)
Mortgage pre-approval from a UAE bank
Proof of income (such as a salary certificate)
Recent bank statements (3 to 6 months)
A current credit report
Provided by the developer, confirming the property is free of outstanding liabilities—usually arranged by the seller.
Mortgage-Related Documents (if financing)
Mortgage pre-approval from a UAE bank
Proof of income (such as a salary certificate)
Recent bank statements (3 to 6 months)
A current credit report
Is it better to buy Off-plan or ready property in Dubai?
Off-plan properties are cheaper, offer flexible payment plans, and have potential for value growth—but come with risks like construction delays and no immediate rental income.
Ready properties cost more upfront but are move-in or rent-ready, lower risk, and easier to inspect and resell.
Choose off-plan if you’re aiming for long-term gains and lower entry costs.
Choose ready property if you want rental income, less risk, or to live in it right away.
How does the rental process work in Dubai?
Find a property through online portals or agents.
Negotiate terms like rent, number of cheques, and extras.
Sign a tenancy contract, usually for 1 year.
Pay upfront: security deposit (5%), agent fee (5%), and rent cheques.
Register with Ejari, required to activate utilities like DEWA.
Move in and set up water, electricity, and internet.
➡️ Rent increases follow RERA rules; 90-day notice needed for changes.
➡️ Post-dated cheques are common; bounced cheques may face penalties.