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Fiji at DAMAC Islands Escrow Account

Two DLD Phases, Two Accounts, and How to Pay the Right One

These are the DLD-registered escrow details for Fiji 1 (DLD project 3505), the first of the two Fiji phases recorded by the Dubai Land Department, with Emirates NBD as its trust bank as shown in Dubai REST. Fiji 1 and Fiji 2 are separate DLD projects, and each has its own escrow account: anyone buying in Fiji 2 reads the account number from their own SPA or Oqood, confirms it on Dubai REST, and does not pay into the Fiji 1 account shown here.

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Emirates NBD Bank (P.J.S.C)Escrow Bank
1.74%DLD Certified Progress
Q4 2028Expected Handover
3505DLD Project Number

Official Account Details

Fiji at DAMAC Islands Escrow Account at a Glance

When you pay toward a Fiji 1 townhouse, the money goes to Emirates NBD, into a project escrow account that the Dubai Land Department supervises and that is kept separate from the developer's operating funds. The DLD records the Fiji cluster as two phases, and the record on this page is Fiji 1 (project 3505), so the account below serves that phase and nothing else. Fiji 2 is registered separately with its own DLD record and its own escrow account: if your SPA places your townhouse in Fiji 2, take the account number from that SPA or your Oqood and confirm it on Dubai REST rather than relying on the number here. For Fiji 1 buyers, my practical advice is to store the number below now, before any payment request arrives, because a number you already hold is the comparison a forged instruction cannot pass.

Escrow Account Number
0205*****2935

Masked for security. Tap Show to reveal the full number, or Copy to copy it directly. Last checked against Dubai REST after the 1 May 2026 inspection.

Escrow Bank

Emirates NBD Bank (P.J.S.C)

DLD Project Number

3505

Project Status

Active

Developer

DAMAC

Registered with DLD

05 February 2025

Construction Started

21 April 2025

Registered Units

398

Plot

13186

Where the Project Stands

Registration and Escrow Status

Fiji 1 entered the Dubai Land Department register on 5 February 2025 as project 3505, with Emirates NBD recorded as the trust bank for buyer payments to the phase. Works on Fiji 1 started on 21 April 2025, 75 days after registration. For a family buying a home to live in, that order of events means any deposit lands in a supervised account from the first dirham; for an investor, it means the phase's cash is drawn down against recorded works rather than at the developer's discretion. Fiji 2 is registered separately with its own DLD record, which this page does not cover.

Looking for the month by month progress? Inspection results and milestone history live on the construction updates page.

Do It Yourself in 2 Minutes

Verify Fiji at DAMAC Islands's Escrow Account Independently

Do It Yourself in 2 Minutes

Open Dubai REST

In the Dubai REST app, go to Services, then Project Status.

Locate the Fiji Phase

Fiji 1 is listed under project number 3505 as "Damac Islands - Fiji 1". A Fiji 2 home is checked under the phase record your SPA names.

Match the Details

Open the Escrow Account panel and compare the bank and account number with your SPA, and for Fiji 1 with this page, before every transfer.

Before You Transfer

Confirm the phase in your SPA first: this page's account applies to Fiji 1 purchases only. Match the account number on your payment instruction to the Escrow Account panel in Dubai REST. Match the same number to the escrow details in your Sales and Purchase Agreement. Confirm the amount and the instalment number it settles in your SPA schedule. If anything differs, even by one digit, stop and message me before sending.

I verify these details against Dubai REST before publishing and after each new inspection. If anything on this page ever differs from what you see in the app, trust the app and tell me.

Before You Transfer

  • Match the account number on your payment instruction to the Escrow Account panel in Dubai REST.
  • Match the same number to the escrow details in your Sales and Purchase Agreement.
  • Confirm the amount and the construction milestone it corresponds to.
  • If anything differs, even by one digit, stop and message me before sending.
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Your Money, Step by Step

How Fiji at DAMAC Islands's Payment Plan Meets the Escrow Account

Fiji homes are sold on DAMAC's DAMAC Islands payment plan (launch sheet, November 2024), a 75/25 structure: a 20% deposit on booking with the 4% DLD registration fee paid alongside it, 55% spread over 39 instalments scheduled by months from the sale, and the last 25% on completion. This is the plan DAMAC issued at the DAMAC Islands launch in November 2024; confirm the current schedule for your Fiji phase with DAMAC and in the SPA. The schedule tells you when to pay, but not when DAMAC can use the money. That second timetable is set by the works the DLD records at each inspection, such as the Fiji 1 reading of 1 May 2026, and it is the one escrow enforces.

Booking and SPA: 20%

The deposit is paid into your phase's escrow account after Oqood registration of the sale, and for Fiji 1 that account is 0205*****2935. The 4% DLD registration fee is settled with the Dubai Land Department and is never placed in escrow. As an illustration, on a 4 bedroom townhouse at AED 2,251,000, AED 450,200 (approx USD 123K) is paid into escrow and AED 90,040 (approx USD 25K) is paid to the DLD.

Instalments: 55%

All but four instalments are 1% of the price, and those four are 5%: on the same example, AED 22,510 (approx USD 6K) or AED 112,550 (approx USD 31K) each. Every instalment is due on the date in your SPA, while releases to DAMAC follow recorded works, which stood at 1.74% for Fiji 1 at the 1 May 2026 inspection.

Completion: 25%

The final 25%, AED 562,750 (approx USD 153K) on the same example, is payable on completion, with handover for the cluster expected in Q4 2028. Escrow typically keeps a retention amount back for a period after completion, set aside for defect repairs.

Insights

Project Insights for Fiji at DAMAC Islands Buyers

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This page: the Emirates NBD escrow account for Fiji 1, the per-phase verification routine, and the payment safeguards for Fiji buyers.

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Construction Updates

The Fiji 1 register readings that govern escrow releases, most recently 1.74% at the 1 May 2026 inspection.

Construction Updates
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Golden Visa

Each of the two Fiji townhouse types is priced above the AED 2 million threshold, starting at AED 2.251M for a 4 bedroom townhouse; the guide sets out the residency route.

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The Project

Explore the Fiji at DAMAC Islands Project

Escrow protects the money; the townhouse it pays for decides whether the purchase makes sense. The Fiji guide covers the two home types, their prices and sizes, and the community setting your protected instalments are funding.

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Structure

Explore DAMAC Islands Structure

Fiji is one of the island-themed clusters in DAMAC's DAMAC Islands masterplan in Dubailand. Looking at the masterplan, the other homes for sale within it, and the company receiving the escrow releases tells you what your protected payments are buying a place in.

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FAQs

Fiji at DAMAC Islands Escrow Account Frequently Asked Questions

Fiji 1, the first Fiji phase on the DLD register, holds its escrow account at Emirates NBD Bank (P.J.S.C), under account number 0205*****2935 (the full number is shown in the Escrow Details section above). The Fiji 1 account is linked to DLD project number 3505, entered on the register as "Damac Islands - Fiji 1" in February 2025, and the Fiji 1 inspection report of May 2026 names Emirates NBD as trust bank.

No. Fiji 1 and Fiji 2 are registered by the Dubai Land Department as two separate projects, so each phase pays into an escrow account of its own, and the one on this page is the Fiji 1 account. A Fiji 2 buyer takes the account number from their own SPA or Oqood, checks it against the Fiji 2 record on Dubai REST, and never sends Fiji 2 payments to the Fiji 1 account.

Money leaves the escrow account only as the DLD records construction progress, not when instalments fall due. Each phase's account is released against that phase's own register entry. For Fiji 1, the inspection of 1 May 2026 recorded 1.74%, up from 0.25% on 25 July 2025, with enabling works progressing. The Fiji 1 readings are logged on the Fiji at DAMAC Islands construction updates page.

DAMAC's November 2024 launch sheet for DAMAC Islands sets a 20% deposit, 55% across 39 instalments and 25% on completion, and every one of those payments is made into the escrow account registered for the buyer's phase. The SPA fixes the instalment dates as months counted from the sale: the calendar decides when a buyer pays, while recorded works decide when DAMAC is paid out. Whichever schedule DAMAC confirms for a given Fiji phase, and the SPA records, is the one that applies.

No. The 4% DLD registration fee is paid to the Dubai Land Department at booking, together with the 20% deposit, and is not held in escrow. On a 4 bedroom townhouse at AED 2,251,000 the fee is AED 90,040 (approx USD 25K); on a 5 bedroom townhouse at AED 3,070,000 it is AED 122,800 (approx USD 33K).

No. Off-plan payments are made only into the escrow account the DLD has registered for the buyer's phase, as the Sales and Purchase Agreement records it; for Fiji 1 that is account 0205*****2935 at Emirates NBD (the full number appears in the Escrow Details section above). Instructions to pay a personal account, an agent, or a different company account, sometimes sweetened with a discount for paying direct, are the familiar pattern of payment fraud, however official the documents look. Such an instruction is compared with the phase's Dubai REST escrow record and with the SPA before any transfer is made.

Yes. Escrow is not bound to a deadline: what buyers have paid stays in the account and is released only as more works are recorded. The DLD record for Fiji 1 lists a registered completion date of 31 December 2028, in line with the expected Q4 2028 handover; each phase's contractual completion date is the one in its SPA. The account protects the capital during construction; it does not pay compensation for delay, and any delay terms come from the Sales and Purchase Agreement.

If the Dubai Land Department cancels a registered project, RERA takes control of the escrow account and buyer refunds are processed from the protected funds under DLD supervision. Fiji 1 and Fiji 2 are each registered projects, so the protection attaches to whichever phase the SPA names; money sent to an account other than that phase's registered escrow account is not covered. The framework is described in the Dubai Land Department guide.

The registered developer of Fiji 1 (project 3505) is DAMAC Elite Investment Co. L.L.C, developer number 2035, according to both the DLD record and the Fiji 1 inspection report of May 2026; the project is sold under the DAMAC Properties brand. Which company sells a particular townhouse is stated in that home's Sales and Purchase Agreement.

In the Dubai REST app, the Project Status service lists each registered project with an Escrow Account panel. Fiji 1 appears as "Damac Islands - Fiji 1" under project number 3505, and its panel shows the bank and account number to compare with the SPA. A Fiji 2 buyer looks up the phase named in their own SPA and compares that record instead.

For Fiji 1, the register shows registration as project 3505 on 5 February 2025, a construction start on 21 April 2025, a reading of 0.25% on 25 July 2025 and 1.74% on 1 May 2026, and its trust bank is Emirates NBD. DAMAC's DAMAC Islands brochure gives company-wide totals of 47,600+ units delivered and 40,000+ in progress as of Q3 2024, which describe the company rather than the Fiji cluster.

The escrow account safeguards the capital a buyer pays into their phase's registered account. Handover timing, compensation for delay, movements in market or resale value, and any money paid to another account are all outside what it covers. So is the 4% DLD registration fee, which is paid to the Dubai Land Department rather than into escrow.

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