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UAE Mortgagesfor Residents & Non-Residents
Home finance compared across lenders for residents and non-residents, with loan-to-value limits, fees and eligibility explained before you commit to a property.
- Residents & Non-Residents
- Rates Compared
- Pre-Approval
- Fees Explained
- Partner Banks
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Home Finance Planned Before You Buy
UAE mortgages are subject to Central Bank limits. For an expatriate buying a first home worth up to AED 5 million, banks can lend up to 80% of the value; the limits are lower for more expensive properties, off-plan purchases and investment properties, and terms run up to 25 years.
Knowing your budget before you make an offer avoids losing a deposit. We check your eligibility, compare fixed and variable offers across lenders, explain the upfront costs such as registration and valuation fees, and support you from pre-approval to final offer.

How Mortgage Support Works
Six steps from budget to completion.
- 01
Budget & Eligibility
Income, existing debt, residency and deposit reviewed to set a realistic budget.
- 02
Lender Comparison
Fixed and variable offers compared on rate, fees and early settlement terms.
- 03
Pre-Approval
Pre-approval obtained so you can make offers with confidence.
- 04
Valuation
Once you choose a property, the lender arranges a valuation.
- 05
Final Offer
Final offer terms explained before you sign.
- 06
Transfer & Registration
Funds released at transfer, with the mortgage registered with the land department.
What You Need to Provide
Typical documents for a UAE mortgage.
- Passport, and visa and Emirates ID if resident
- Salary certificate or proof of business income
- Bank statements, usually six months
- Details of existing loans and credit cards
- Property details, once chosen
- Proof of address abroad, for non-residents
Why Use TMFS for Your Mortgage
The cheapest rate is not always the cheapest mortgage.
Offers compared across lenders
Budget set before you house-hunt
Upfront costs explained clearly
Options for non-residents
Self-employed income presented properly
Support through to transfer
The TMFS Advantage
What sets our mortgage support apart.
Lender Comparison
Offers compared across banks on total cost, not just headline rate.
Non-Resident Options
Lenders that finance buyers living outside the UAE.
Self-Employed Buyers
Business income documented the way lenders want to see it.
Cost Clarity
Registration, valuation and bank fees explained before you commit.
Why Buyers Choose TMFS for Mortgages
Three things clients mention most.

Realistic budgets
A clear view of what you can borrow before you make an offer.
No hidden costs
Every fee explained upfront.
End-to-end support
From pre-approval to transfer day.
What Clients Say
Feedback from founders who set up with TMFS.
UAE Mortgages: Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about home finance in the UAE.
How much deposit do I need?
Can non-residents get a UAE mortgage?
What is the maximum mortgage term?
What upfront costs should I expect?
Fixed or variable rate?
Can you guarantee approval?
Prepared from publicly available guidance from the Central Bank of the UAE and UAE federal law as of October 2026. Time Machine Financial Services is independent of the Central Bank of the UAE and is not affiliated with or acting for any UAE government authority.
Mortgage criteria, loan-to-value limits, rates and fees change. Confirm the current position for your situation with the Central Bank of the UAE, or ask us, before acting on this page.
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- A straight answer on structure, cost and timeline
- A reply within one working day
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