What are the legal requirements for foreigners buying property in Ajman?

Here's a breakdown of the legal requirements for foreigners buying property in Ajman:

Freehold Ownership:

• Designated Areas: Foreigners can own property in freehold ownership, but only in designated areas approved by the Ruler of Ajman.
• You'll need a valid passport and a residency visa.
• Payment: Transactions should be conducted through authorized money exchanges or banks.

Leasehold Ownership:

• Lease Options: Foreigners can also opt for long-term leasehold ownership (typically 25 years, with renewal options). Lease terms and conditions will vary depending on the developer.
• Similar Requirements: Similar documents like a passport and visa may be required for leasehold ownership.

Additional Considerations:

• Property Registration: The property purchase must be registered with the Department of Land and Real Estate Regulation (ARRA Ajman). Registration fees and other charges might apply.
• Legal Representation: Consulting for a real estate company specializing in Ajman real estate is highly recommended. They can guide you through the legalities, ensure proper documentation, and protect your interests.
• Taxes: There are typically no property taxes in Ajman for ownership. However, minimal registration fees and service charges might be applicable.

Important Note:

• Regulations can change, so obtaining the latest information from reputable sources like ARRA Ajman's website (ajmanre.gov.ae) is crucial or consulting a real estate company specializing in Ajman real estate.

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