Central Park Plaza Golden Visa

All six. 1 bedroom apartments start at AED 2.73M ≈ USD 743K, 2 bedroom apartments at AED 3.76M ≈ USD 1.02M, 3 bedroom apartments at AED 7.09M ≈ USD 1.93M, 4 bedroom apartments at AED 12.43M ≈ USD 3.38M, 4 bedroom townhouses at AED 19.50M ≈ USD 5.31M and 5 bedroom penthouses at AED 31.72M ≈ USD 8.64M, so each type sits above AED 2M ≈ USD 545K on its own. What is assessed is the value registered for your particular unit, which must itself be at least AED 2M ≈ USD 545K. The full criteria are set out in the Golden Visa requirements guide.

In many cases, yes, subject to the rules in force when you apply. Before handover, an application for an off-plan Central Park Plaza unit is usually supported by the Oqood registered with the Dubai Land Department, plus evidence that the registered price reaches the qualifying level and that any paid-value condition used on the filing date is met; those conditions are updated from time to time. Buyers who prefer to file on completed ownership can wait for the title deed issued at handover, expected in Q3 2027. Both routes are compared in the off-plan property Golden Visa guide.

No. Meraas' Original Launch Payment Plan listed the 4% DLD registration fee at booking beside the 20% first payment, but the fee is a Dubai Land Department charge paid on top of the purchase price, not part of the property value. Golden Visa eligibility is assessed on the purchase value registered for the unit, so the fee is not added to that value. Every pre-handover date on the launch schedule has already passed, and the terms for a purchase today are confirmed by Meraas in the SPA.

It can, under conditions. Property bought with a mortgage has commonly been accepted for the property-based Golden Visa, provided the registered property value meets the qualifying level and the lending bank issues the documents the authorities request, such as a no-objection letter. How much of the price must already be paid is set by the rules in force at the time of application and is updated from time to time, so confirm both the lender's terms and the current visa conditions before relying on finance.

Joint ownership is commonly assessed share by share: each owner's registered share of the property value generally needs to meet the qualifying level on its own, while spouses buying together may be treated differently under the rules in force at the time of application. On the larger Central Park Plaza tiers the arithmetic is comfortable: a 3 bedroom apartment from AED 7.09M ≈ USD 1.93M split equally between two owners leaves each half well above AED 2M ≈ USD 545K. Check how the shares are recorded on the Oqood or title deed before applying.

Under the program's current rules, a property-based Golden Visa holder can usually sponsor a spouse and children, with other family categories subject to their own conditions. Each dependant goes through the medical and identity steps separately, under the conditions current when their file is submitted. What sponsorship covers is set out in the Golden Visa benefits guide.

The program's current term for property investors is 10 years, renewable. Renewal generally depends on still holding qualifying property at the qualifying value when you renew, under the regulations in force at that time, so selling or transferring the Central Park Plaza unit can affect the visa. Holders should check the conditions again before renewal rather than assume today's rules will carry over unchanged.

The usual sequence is: complete the purchase and its registration with the Dubai Land Department (the Oqood before handover, the title deed after it); obtain the ownership and value confirmation the authorities require; submit the residency application with passport, photograph and ownership documents; then complete the medical test and Emirates ID biometrics. Exact steps and documents follow the procedures in force at the time of application, and the how to apply guide walks through each stage.

No service fee is charged. Buyers who purchase through this advisory receive the VIP Golden Visa application service, from document preparation to submission and status follow-up, free of charge; only the official government fees apply, as set by the issuing authorities when the application is filed.

No. A qualifying purchase makes you eligible to apply; the decision rests with the issuing authorities, who apply the rules current on the filing date, verify ownership with the Dubai Land Department and run their own security screening. Construction status, which decides when the title deed can be issued, is tracked on the Central Park Plaza construction updates page.

It is a long-term residence visa, not UAE citizenship or a passport. It does not remove the ongoing obligations of owning the unit, such as service charges, and it does not exempt holders from the government fees, medical test or Emirates ID steps. It stays tied to qualifying ownership, so its status can be affected if the property is sold, and it does not change the Q3 2027 handover timeline or any term of the sale contract with Meraas.