Dubai property, managed from anywhere.
If your Dubai property is being looked after by a broker, a friend, or a property manager who never calls back, Mulki gives you the record you should have had from day one.
Owning Dubai property from abroad usually means trusting somebody local with the keys and hoping. Mulki replaces the hoping with a live record. Valuation, service charges, transaction history. Available from any time zone, in any language.
What changes for you
- 01
The official record, in your pocket.
Pulled directly from the Dubai Land Department. No phone calls to the broker, no waiting for a quarterly statement. You always know what's true.
- 02
Vetted local hands, on your tap.
Maintenance, painting, AC, snagging. Booked through Mulki with a fixed quote. Photos and receipts arrive in your account. You never need to fly in.
- 03
Pay AED, get paid AED, see it all in your home currency.
Service charges, rental income, capital movement. All displayed in your currency of choice, with the AED original one tap away.
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Time-zone-aware reporting.
Receive monthly summaries, year-end reports, and renewal reminders in the inbox of the time zone you actually live in.
Distance shouldn't mean disconnected. Your Dubai property is yours. Mulki just makes sure you can see it from wherever you are.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I manage a Dubai property from abroad?
- You need three things working without you: a live record of value and costs, a trusted way to get maintenance done, and reporting that reaches you on time. Mulki pulls the official DLD record into your pocket, books vetted local trades with fixed quotes and photo proof, and sends summaries in your own time zone, so you never have to fly in or chase a broker.
- Can I rent out my Dubai property while living overseas?
- Yes. Non-resident owners let property freely; the tenancy still registers through Ejari, and any increase at renewal still follows the Decree 43 brackets. The practical need is someone local to handle placement, the contract and the deposit, which our rent-out-from-abroad service covers.
- Do I pay UAE tax on Dubai rental income as a non-resident?
- The UAE charges individuals no personal income tax and no capital gains tax on residential property, so the rent and any gain are yours. Your own country of residence may still tax foreign income, so check the rules where you live. The 5% housing fee on a tenanted unit is billed to the tenant through DEWA, not the owner.
- How do I get maintenance done on a property I can't visit?
- Book it through someone who sends a fixed quote before the work and photos plus receipts after. Mulki handles maintenance, painting, AC and snagging this way, logged to your account, so distance stops meaning either neglect or blind trust in whoever holds the keys.
- Renting out from abroadPlacement, Ejari and rent collection handled locally for you.
- The real cost of owning in DubaiEvery annual holding cost, so distance hides nothing.
- The Golden Visa through Dubai propertyThe 10-year residency that survives long spells abroad.
- Rental yield in Dubai: the owner's guideWhat your unit really nets, area by area, from DLD data.
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