What a Dubai property costs in Indian rupees
Prices, government fees, a payment plan and a deposit, in Indian rupees.
Dubai off-plan prices in INR, with fees
The 4% Dubai Land Department fee and the Oqood admin fee are added to the price.
Off-plan buyers normally pay no agent commission. Converted at ₹25.56 per dirham, the mid-market rate on 12 November 2026. Rates move: enter the one your bank or provider quotes.
| Price | In INR | DLD fees | Total in INR |
|---|---|---|---|
| AED 750,000 | ₹1,91,67,513 | ₹7,92,768 | ₹1,99,60,281 |
| AED 1,000,000 | ₹2,55,56,684 | ₹10,48,335 | ₹2,66,05,019 |
| AED 1,500,000 | ₹3,83,35,026 | ₹15,59,469 | ₹3,98,94,495 |
| AED 2,000,000Golden Visa value | ₹5,11,13,368 | ₹20,70,603 | ₹5,31,83,971 |
| AED 3,000,000Golden Visa value | ₹7,66,70,052 | ₹30,92,870 | ₹7,97,62,922 |
One person's LRS limit of USD 250,000 a financial year is AED 918,125 (₹2,34,64,230). Above that, co-owners each use their own limit, or payments are spread across financial years.
An off-plan plan in Indian rupees
An AED 1,500,000 apartment on a 10/50/40 plan: 10% on booking, 50% during construction and 40% on handover. Plans vary by developer.
- Booking deposit (10%) plus DLD fees
- ₹53,92,971 (AED 211,020)
- During construction (50%)
- ₹1,91,67,513 (AED 750,000)
- On handover (40%)
- ₹1,53,34,010 (AED 600,000)
Try other plans in the payment plan calculator and read how post-handover plans change the picture.
What a currency move does to the handover payment
The 40% handover payment of AED 600,000 is fixed in dirhams. In Indian rupees it depends on the rate on the day.
- INR 10% weaker
- ₹1,70,37,789
- INR 5% weaker
- ₹1,61,41,064
- At the 12 November 2026 rate
- ₹1,53,34,010
- INR 5% stronger
- ₹1,46,03,819
- INR 10% stronger
- ₹1,39,40,009
Illustrations of the arithmetic, not forecasts.
A completed home with a non-resident mortgage
An AED 2,000,000 resale apartment with a 60% loan, the most non-residents are usually offered. Many banks lend less.
- Deposit (40%)
- ₹2,04,45,347
- DLD transfer fee (4%)
- ₹20,44,535
- DLD admin and title deed fees
- ₹14,823
- Registration trustee fee (incl. 5% VAT)
- ₹1,07,338
- Mortgage registration (0.25% of loan)
- ₹83,570
- Agent commission (2% + VAT, typical)
- ₹10,73,381
- Cash needed from you
- ₹2,37,68,994
Bank arrangement and valuation fees are extra; see non-resident mortgages.
Start from your own budget
Converted at ₹25.56 per dirham, the mid-market rate on 12 November 2026. Rates move: enter the one your bank or provider quotes.
Highest Dubai off-plan price this covers
AED 1,385,000
about ₹3,53,96,030
- Your budget in dirhams
- AED 1,486,890
- Held back as a currency buffer
- AED 44,607
- Dubai Land Department fees on that price
- AED 56,420
- LRS limit for one person, one financial year
- AED 918,125
- TCS if all of it is sent in one financial year
- ₹74,00,000
This is more than one person can remit in a financial year under the LRS. Co-owners each have their own limit, or the payments can be spread across financial years.
Off-plan in Dubai: the 4% DLD fee and the Oqood admin fee. Developer admin charges, furnishing and any mortgage costs are extra. TCS assumes no other LRS remittances that year and is claimable as a credit when you file. Estimates, not advice.
Fees from the Dubai Land Department's published schedule as used by our buying cost calculator, last reviewed 12 November 2026. Rate: ExchangeRate-API open data: AED rates, 12 November 2026. Estimates for planning, not quotations or advice.
Costs in Indian rupees: questions
How much is AED 1 million in Indian rupees?
About ₹2,55,56,684 at the mid-market rate on 12 November 2026. On a Dubai off-plan purchase add the 4% Dubai Land Department fee and the Oqood admin fee, about AED 41,020 or ₹10,48,335, for ₹2,66,05,019 in all.
How much does an AED 2 million Golden Visa property cost in Indian rupees?
AED 2 million is about ₹5,11,13,368, or ₹5,31,83,971 with the Dubai Land Department fees on an off-plan purchase. AED 2 million is the property value that can support an application for the 10-year Golden Visa; eligibility is decided by the authorities.
How much deposit does a buyer from India need for a Dubai mortgage?
UAE banks typically lend non-residents up to 60% of a completed property's value, often less. On an AED 2 million resale home that means a deposit of at least AED 800,000 (₹2,04,45,347) plus about AED 130,050 (₹33,23,647) in fees, all from your own funds.
How many years of LRS remittances does a Dubai property take?
One person can remit up to USD 250,000 (AED 918,125) per financial year under the LRS. An AED 1.5 million purchase plus fees needs more than one person-year: co-owners each have their own limit, and an off-plan plan spreads payments over several financial years. TCS of 20% applies to remittances above ₹10 lakh in a year and can be claimed as a credit when you file.
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