City Walk Crestlane 2 Golden Visa

Yes, on price. The six unit types start at AED 2.60M ≈ USD 708K for a 1 bedroom apartment, AED 3.20M ≈ USD 871K for a 2 bedroom, AED 4.30M ≈ USD 1.17M for a 2 bedroom + maid, AED 6.00M ≈ USD 1.63M for a 3 bedroom, AED 14.60M ≈ USD 3.98M for a 4 bedroom signature apartment and AED 16.30M ≈ USD 4.44M for a 4 bedroom duplex, so each one opens above the AED 2M ≈ USD 545K property value the program currently requires. City Walk Crestlane 2 is freehold and open to all nationalities. The full eligibility criteria sit in the Dubai Golden Visa requirements guide.

Usually, yes. Off-plan buyers commonly file on the strength of the Oqood registration that Meraas completes after booking, together with evidence that the registered value reaches the threshold and that any paid-share condition in force on the filing date has been met. Buyers who would rather keep the file simple can wait for the title deed after the expected Q4 2028 handover. Both routes are compared in the off-plan property Golden Visa guide.

The plan runs on dates rather than construction stages: 20% on booking plus the 4% DLD registration fee, six dated instalments worth 55% in total between July 2025 and June 2027, and the remaining 25% on handover. On the developer's launch schedule the cumulative share reaches 55% after September 2026 and 75% after June 2027, but four of the dated instalments already fall before November 2026, so the schedule for a new purchase is the one Meraas sets in the SPA. The registration fee is paid to the Dubai Land Department on top of the price and is not counted as part of the purchase value assessed for the visa.

The authorities look at the value registered for the specific unit: the Oqood price during construction and the title deed value after handover. That registered figure must itself be at least AED 2M ≈ USD 545K. Every City Walk Crestlane 2 list price clears that line, but a resale apartment or a negotiated price that lands below it would not qualify on its own.

Under the conditions commonly applied, each co-owner needs a share worth at least AED 2M ≈ USD 545K to qualify individually. On starting prices, an equal two-way split reaches that level from the 2 Bedroom + Maid Apartments at AED 4.30M ≈ USD 1.17M upward, while an equal split of a 1 bedroom or 2 bedroom apartment leaves each share below the line. Treatment of joint ownership, including between spouses, follows the rules in force at the time of application.

A mortgage does not by itself rule a buyer out. Under the conditions commonly applied, a mortgaged property can support an application when the lending bank confirms in writing how much the owner has paid, and that paid amount is measured against the AED 2M ≈ USD 545K threshold. Mortgage options for off-plan units during construction are typically narrower than for completed homes, and these conditions are updated from time to time.

A property-based Golden Visa is currently issued for 10 years and is renewable while the qualifying ownership is kept. Holders can commonly sponsor a spouse and children, and in some cases parents, under the rules in force when the application is made. What the visa covers and what it does not is set out in the Dubai Golden Visa benefits guide.

No. A purchase at the listed prices makes a buyer eligible to apply, but the decision rests with the UAE residency authorities, which check the ownership record, the registered value and standard background requirements under the rules in force at the time. Construction progress, currently at the foundation stage, is logged on the City Walk Crestlane 2 construction updates page.

No service fee applies when the purchase is made through this advisory: the VIP service that prepares, files and tracks the application is included free. The government fees set by the issuing authorities still apply, at the rates in force when the application is filed.