First advisory meeting
We take in the full picture (investment type, country of residence, purpose of the purchase) so we can map the relevant legal and tax issues.

Related services, Tax and legal advice
A link to lawyers and accountants who know both Dubai regulation and your duties as Israeli residents.
Every Israeli investor who buys, sells or holds a property in Dubai and wants to understand legal and tax duties in both countries.
Legal and tax support around buying, holding and selling a property, from contract review through reporting in Israel.
Mistakes in tax or in the contract can be expensive. It is better to check in advance with a professional what applies to you, in Dubai and in Israel.
We take in the full picture (investment type, country of residence, purpose of the purchase) so we can map the relevant legal and tax issues.
A lawyer who specialises in Dubai real estate reviews the purchase contract (SPA), the payment plan and the Escrow terms.
You receive a clear written summary of rights, duties and legal risks in your specific deal.
The lawyer can stay with you through signing and title transfer at DLD.
An advance view of tax in Israel on income or capital gain from a property abroad.
A lawyer goes over the purchase contract before you commit.
Support opening an Escrow account and registering title.
Lower risk of mistakes that can get expensive later.
No. Dubai has no Annual Property Tax. On purchase you pay a one time DLD (Dubai Land Department) registration fee of 4% of the property value. Extra fees (legal fees, trust) will be set out in the matching call for your deal.
That depends on your personal circumstances (residency status, source of funds, whether it is an investment or a rental property). We do not give Israeli tax advice inside this service, but the service includes a link to a lawyer or tax adviser who also knows the Israeli side, so you get a full picture before you sign.
By law, all purchase funds on new projects in Dubai go into a DLD supervised Escrow account, and the developer can draw them only against actual construction progress. That is the main protection of your money in an Off-plan deal, and we check it as part of the legal review.
